up at us we just get it in a few minutes paolo's card and hines nath will hand over the vehicle. it was transported from germany by ship. the ambulance has been completely renewed thanks to 30000 euros in donations. volunteers worked on it for 2 years members of a catholic association in germany also helped hines now is want to. force. a qualified paramedic he goes through the equipment on board with one of the doctors at the clinic. the hospital's own ambulance was destroyed by islamist militants. many of those who donated to the new vehicle were initially concerned about giving money to a country ruled by a dictator but in the end the desire to help in the face of human need prevailed you mentioned people here have suffered a lot and had a lot stolen from them you know you can see the state of the previous hour. it was shot to pieces by almost from militants and caught fire on this is what's important for us is to help people. whether there's an autocratic governments in power or a free deal. with. the ambulances ready to go staff at the clinic are delighted. they say it will h

hines mock the major figure of post-war art history in germany built a career on experimenting with light and kinetic art and he's still going strong at 90. and in our series 100 german musri david leavitt's tells us about lost the 1st novel by hans tyson the tackles tragic things with a jarring black humor. well we all know the expression necessity is the mother of invention and thanks to the pandemic and multiple lockdowns we've seen this maxim put to work in many ways as we've all had to change everything about the way we meet and communicate or aero soap is an experimental design live in dusseldorf that makes an art of making communication tangible and while the name may seem odd so is their approach. face must. we have all become familiar with the. 2 german designers from desert off came up with a new version. maybe not the safest option but definitely the funniest. if i am thomas verts if i like the gun we are there are so all. it's big. more than a traditional studio arrow soap is an interdisciplinary creatively poetry they realize projects at the intersection of art design and sci

and so, i think it has been absolutely vital exercise and i think stephen hines for what he has done and always does and to the atlantic council. and so, i think that what we have done is even more important, as you already indicated, i think because the whole document and our discussion was filled with hope for a difference for the people who've dividends, and the region in the world. and i think that we need to be even more focused on all of that now. i do think that the way that the points that are in the charter have been described, they really do provide more than a roadmap, but i hope map i think in ways that allow us to look at what needs to be done, it really will require, and obviously the main people of afghanistan, but also the transatlantic cooperation, which is essential and also the sense that the region has to be involved in a more active way and really try to figure out with the diplomatic opportunities are and i think will spend a lot of time, hughes, me discussing that. so thank you very much. i am delighted to be here and delighted and in many ways, i think that th

jerry: is hines va hospital a large facility? dr. tobin: it used to be the largest va hospital in the country. it has now been superseded by one or two others. jerry: do you specialize in pulmonology? dr. tobin: i specialize in pulmonology and in critical care medicine. jerry: would you tell the jury what pulmonology is? dr. tobin: pulmonology is the study of the lungs. it deals with all diseases that affect the respiratory system, the lungs, the chest wall. jerry: what are the various components of the respiratory system? dr. tobin: the respiratory system begins at the nose and mouth and a goes down through the back of the throat down to the windpipe out through the bronchial tubes and down to the air sacs. these are the small grape like structures at the bottom where all the gas exchange happens, where oxygen gets in and carbon dioxide is removed. jerry: this is the system for getting oxygen into the body. dr. tobin: correct. jerry: at hines hospital, do you work in the intensive care unit? dr. tobin: i work in the medical intensiv

know that us with his get it in a few minutes paolo's card and hines now will hand over the vehicle. it was transported from germany by ship. the ambulance has been completely renewed thanks to 30000 euros in donations. volunteers worked on it for 2 years members of a catholic association in germany also helped hines neath is want to. knock out. a qualified paramedic he goes through the equipment on board with one of the doctors at the clinic. the hospital's own ambulance was destroyed by islamist militants. many of those who donated to the new vehicle were initially concerned about giving money to a country ruled by a dictator but in the end the desire to help in the face of human need prevailed you mentioned people here have suffered a lot stolen from them you can see the state of the previous hour. they were shot to pieces by almost for militants and caught fire on this is what's important for us is to help. whether there's an autocratic governments in power. or to have. the ambulances ready to go staff at the clinic are delighted they say it will help save lives. it's very much n

kraft hines is up 17% this year.ing catch up. >> i'm doing my part to help this cause i have not, nor will i ever eat ketchup. will i not consume it. i've had huge adverse feeling towards it since i was a little girl >> it sounds un-american that sounds so un-american >> i can do barbecue sauce this kansas city girl can do barbecue sauce i fail to sympathize >> have you had therapy on this? >> i think it's those who have to share food at dinner table or whatnot with my hatred of t tomatoes they are the ones that really feel deprived. >> dom >> i don't have that strong of an aversion. i do enjoy ketchup i do love barbecue sauce stubb's spicy is one one of choice condiment wise, i can see why people during take out mania during the pandemic would hoard all of those packets >> in the category of things i didn't know i needed to worry about, ket cchup shortage was short and center >> who knew the little packets were called sach ets >> what are they called again? >> satchet >> i didn't know that. >> i think that supreme t

hine. they don't have any incentive to destroy the trust of investors in purchases possibly making more tokens for a piece of all they had initially said they would. the conditions of sale for an art with are written in the small contracts of the n.f.t. . these can be read online for example on this website the contract can be found on the given a theory of address and anyone can view it. if the artist breaks the contract and thereby devalues the artwork then you could claim for compensation. such a case hasn't occurred yet. a further problem is how can you know the person offering the n.f.t. art is the one who made the work british tech expert terence eaton warned of this and 2018 he put himself down and the block 10 s the creator of the mona lisa registered his work on the art verification part from various art and nobody noticed anything strange so how can artists protect their rights on line we ask catarina fatter from artists write society and new york times to look for the right east.

it's saturday night in berlin's friedrichs hine district with just minutes to go before the new curfew kicks in at 10 pm enough time to grab a quick beer all some late night food for the road. right on cue as the clock strikes 10 many local shops begin to roll down the shutters minutes later police arrive to class struggle is from the square. according to federal rules repeated violators of the measures risk a hefty fine of up to 25000 joe writes for most tonight though it's just a polite request to head home the restrictions on movement during late hours have been met with mixed response and. it's annoying but. he was the freedom to foster. activity and that's a good we accept it but we can completely understand it was a gun firstly. i don't think people infected each other so much outside its dimensions if it cost an inch to the club our crew i think people will just go home together and keep on partying that that's a problem for the spread of the infection and it's counterproductive. by almost midnight the streets of largely cleared travel by public transport or by car is only permi

good to see you china is about to host this 1st ever international consumer products expose recorded hine on why is it so important to beijing to increase this consumer sentiment in china. as you mentioned china kicks off a series of high profile motional activities including the consumers' expo that we talked about here the man reason is because the consumption recovery remand balanced with some of the areas business models categories and regions in a comparatively slow mold and that the mantle of everett's shopper has not been fully satisfied so even though old the rebound in retail spending so far is us but the quoth rate is still much lower than the precaution $1000.00 pierrot so it's indication that there is still going to room to improve so i would say the probably prepared to make there were probably more people with money in their purses perhaps right businesses are still open are consumers right now ready to spend post pandemic. well if we look at the numbers yes china's retell fell 3034.2 percent year on year in march better than expected by many analysts and better stronger tha

just for some background, student delegate hines-foster. there's a requirement for districts that issue bonds under this portion of the education code. which was established more than 20 years ago. general counsel might be able to give us more precise citation. it's been on the books for more than 20 years. prop 39 was the ballot measure that voters previewed -- approved that allowed districts to seek voter approval for bond measures at a 55% voter threshold. one of the requirements associated with that, taking that option was to establish this bond oversight committee. in the many years that sfusd has issued -- has received voter authorization for and issued bonds under prop 39, we have had an active citizen's bond oversight committee. that has been true for better part of the last two decades. the first time sfusd issued bonds under prop 39 was in 2003. unfortunately, the competition has overturned in the last few years. this is -- we are trying to reconstitute this committee and appoint new members to the committee so we can come back in

just for some background, student delegate hines-foster. there's a requirement for districts that issue bonds under this portion of the education code. which was established more than 20 years ago. general counsel might be able to give us more precise citation. it's been on the books for more than 20 years. prop 39 was the ballot measure that voters previewed -- approved that allowed districts to seek voter approval for bond measures at a 55% voter threshold. one of the requirements associated with that, taking that option was to establish this bond oversight committee. in the many years that sfusd has issued -- has received voter authorization for and issued bonds under prop 39, we have had an active citizen's bond oversight committee. that has been true for better part of the last two decades. the first time sfusd issued bonds under prop 39 was in 2003. unfortunately, the competition has overturned in the last few years. this is -- we are trying to reconstitute this committee and appoint new members to the committee so we can come back in

trust a bitch that's just me up because that stuff man spit on hines passes us down on the thought that you can't get a good to be given a week. but of. the people must see him and the. people in the. image on the. label. i want without my i'm glad that we get but. it would get that good then that. begs them what they could do to us and it will be was most of those in the. us they knew the bit of the good to what they are. though and the good feeling in the book of being in that. thank you just as much. a little bit in your blood to sort of shrug which. thank you that's going to be picks all sorts of. topics to do and you get a. storm of questions do stuff for you for most folks where there were initial reports. yesterday at this way you. were. discussing got in st louis who. just but let's just move. previously it. up and you are these are the this is good news news don't just feel pretty thought was the. that heidi chip. continued to newco it was more school workshops it would be curious to. know more from your point you know they used computers to treat can you hear or see because re

i want thank student delegate hines-foster. thank you for raising how do we support our students, in particular aapi students who expressed and families expressed hesitation. we're not only seeing it here locally, we're seeing it on a national level including new york city around the real fear and violence that are being experienced by our aapi community would love to partner with you student delegate hines-foster looking at how to lift up those needs and really how to address them for our students and families as they are returning both from pre-k to 12th grade and secondary. i want to also extend my support. i love the discussion about how do we bring in our high school students into this discussion on what the return will look like for our focal population. just getting the information out to students. i was really excited as a parent today, also to receive notice about the vaccination for 16 and up starting on april 15th. that came from our school nurse. i'm really happy to hear we're getting that information out to our stu

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hines mark was one of the founders of the 0 artists group which also included. both men wanted to revolutionize art. starting from 0 the goal was art for all fantastical daring and playful it especially appealed to young people. who didn't if you have the courage just forget everything you've learned and start fresh and then you might have a chance to really discover something new. so experimenting was essential for me it's for a mentor for me. max experiments with mirrors metal light and engines have gone down in art history. my life was dominated by the present day and of course i also have a strong tendency to look ahead or to the left or the right but looking back is not my thing it's that simple it is. thanks marc hopes to live to at least 100 years old and he has no intention of retiring from making art . well sunday's saw the academy of country music awards streaming live from nashville tennessee luke bryan. and luke bryan scoops the coveted entertainer of the year award for the 3rd time in a 44 year old singer wasn't able to attend the ceremony after rev

hines is pumping up production by 25% to eventually deliver 12 billion ketchup packets a year in case apply doesn't catch up. consumers are already considering mobile options makes me feel like. >> i should just be carrying like a bottle ketchup in the glove elsewhere on the food chain. the spike in pizza orders is impacting the supply of pepperoni while big chains order involved tighter supply has smaller operators paying about double. meantime, supply chain. analysts are keeping an eye on flour and yeast levels due to continued pandemic baking blocked off. pumps are popping up in places like northwest arkansas, gas supplies are down due to the current switch to summer grade fuels wintry weather back in february is also to blame. >> really kind of knocked out quite a bit of refining capacity on the gulf coast which is the largest concentration in the united states just last week, a leading toilet paper manufacturer warned of higher prices this summer due to inflation and availability of raw materials. it could mean a new run on toilet paper and other household items. >> many supply c

and as thais lot of backwash, this is 8 stone hines, a 17 year-old surfer from santa cruz.ust gotten out of the water at sunny cold saturday morning. >> when he saw young man struggling in the waves got >> my board and let him free. you can relax and then some sets starting the waves were strong in about 6 to 8 feet high as 8 ended up losing his surfboard during the rescue. >> his struggle a little that can really. thing. he told me is his first time he's ever been in the ocean. zaid kept the man afloat until help arrived rescue swimmers from central fire protection district in sean rothwell assistant harbormaster rothwell says local surfers the first to help swimmers having a tough time in the water. we've we've had plenty of calls over the years where. >> you know, our local surfing community will will render aid and we we count on them quite quite a bit. actually, roswell says this victim was brought to shore with just a few minor injuries. thanks to zeta his quick thinking many are calling him a hero, including witnesses to the rescue like cammy rickman. he was amazing.

i thank everyone at the club for the bosses called hines room an egg early habit hina everyone that was there and backed me to be the coach of hire me annexing. shift and i but by mention. he thanked everyone except sally how much each touched by him as a whole were not amused by flicks timing they did not expect him to make the announcement and it seems he told the players before the game. could the wolves profit from the strange circumstances. pulled one back. thomas miller lost the ball in midfield and vote pounced they are not certain the table for nothing. slick might be seeing again soon for germany away from all those boardroom battles. never sulks to long and quickly redeemed himself with the assist for another most jala goal to make it 31. it says a lot that flick has molded such a resilient side and yet still wasn't happy. half time and flick was again looking pensive is he going to miss the cut and thrust of the pundits league matches week in week out the 2nd half was going to be tense. made it 32 after 54 minutes through much of miriam finish. it's been a stellar season for

i thank everyone at the club for the bosses called hines room and really tennis habit hina everyone that was there and backed me to be the coach of byron munich. shift and i but by mention. he thanked everyone except sally how much each part by and as a whole were not amused by flicks timing they did not expect him to make the announcement and it seems he told the players before the game. could the wolves profit from the strange circumstances. pulled one back. thomas miller lost the ball in midfield and full spoke pounced they're not certain the table for nothing. flick might be seeing again soon for germany away from all those boardroom battles millen never sulks for long and quickly redeemed himself with the assist for another most jala goal to make it 3 wrong. it says a lot that flick has molded such a resilient side and yet still wasn't happy. half time and flick was again looking pensive is he going to miss the cut and thrust of bundesliga matches week in week out the 2nd half was going to be tense. made it 32 after 54 minutes through much miriam finished. it's been a stellar season

>> yes, we can. >> my name is toni hines. i appreciate this time. i am applying for the reparations committee because i feel like i would instrumental to help [indiscernible] -- i moved to san francisco in my [indiscernible] social justice. even if it's not [indiscernible] i would like to help because since we've come here we've been suppressed. i would [indiscernible] -- any way i can and also ms. laticia, freddy, others already working on this. again, i would appreciate it. thank you so much and y'all have a great day. >> thank you. all right. with that, we've heard from the applicants and the members of the public. president walton, we look to you for a little bit of advice in this matter. >> thank you so much, for applying. obviously we have a hard decision to make. to have about 40 people show up, not just apply, but to represent how much we understand the importance of reparations in san francisco and what we need to do for back people in the city. we did have to look at everyone's expertise while making this decision. we have to look at the d

chancellor i don't know where had campaign posters made with the slogan no experiments a certain young hines took offense at that conservative sentiment and so he took a can of paint and he blackened out the no on every poster that he could find all the prank earned him a night in jail but the attitude stuck with him and made him a pioneer of the avodart art scene in germany. light is a defining element in hind smocks work each day he works in his light filled studio he places paints alongside each other blends them mixes them together. and looks to see how the light makes the colors glow. since the 1960 s. mark has lived on this former farm from the 16th century surrounded by plenty of greenery and his own sculptures. turned 90 years old last month. i get up at the same time every day i don't need an alarm clock i have an inner clock that has set itself then after breakfast i go into my workshop where i studio usually for about 3 hours until lunch since the age of 85 i allowed myself a 20 minute nap after lunch. then i go back to the workshop to give good advice also. that routine has resul

chancellor i don't know what had campaign posters made with the slogan no experiments a certain young hines took offense at that conservative sentiment and so he took a can of paint and he blackened out the no on every poster that he could find all the prank earned him a night in jail but the attitude stuck with him and made him a pioneer of the avodart art scene in germany. light is a defining element in hinds marks work each day he works in his light filled studio he places paints alongside each other blends them mixes them together. and looks to see how the light makes the colors glow. since the 1960 s. mark has lived on this former farm from the 16th century surrounded by plenty of greenery and his own sculptures. turned 90 years old last month. i get up at the same time every day and i don't need an alarm clock i have an inner clock that has set itself then after breakfast i go into my workshop where i studio usually for about 3 hours until lunch since the age of $85.00 i allowed myself a 20 minute nap after lunch. then i go back to the workshop. that routine has resulted in a wide ran

hines is pumping up production by 25% to eventually deliver 12 billion ketchup packets a year in case apply doesn't catch up. consumers are already considering mobile options makes me feel like. >> i should just be carrying like a bottle ketchup in the glove elsewhere on the food chain. the spike in pizza orders is impacting the supply of pepperoni while big chains order involved tighter supply has smaller operators paying about double. meantime, supply chain. analysts are keeping an eye on flour and yeast levels due to continued pandemic baking blocked off. pumps are popping up in places like northwest arkansas, gas supplies are down due to the current switch to summer grade fuels wintry weather back in february is also to blame. >> really kind of knocked out quite a bit of refining capacity on the gulf coast which is the largest concentration in the united states just last week, a leading toilet paper manufacturer warned of higher prices this summer due to inflation and availability of raw materials. it could mean a new run on toilet paper and other household items. >> many supply c

chancellor i don't know where had campaign posters made with the slogan no experiments a certain young hines took offense at that conservative sentiment and so he took a can of paint and he blackened out the no on every poster that he could find on the prank earned him a night in jail but the attitude stuck with him and made him a pioneer of the avodart arts scene in germany. light is a defining element in heinz marx work each day he works in his light filled studio he places paints alongside each other blends them mixes them together. and looks to see how the light makes the colors glow. since the 1960 s. mark has lived on this former farm from the 16th century surrounded by plenty of greenery and his own sculptures. finds mark turned 90 years old last month. i get up at the same time every day and i don't need an alarm clock i have an inner clock that has set itself then after breakfast i go into my workshop where i studio usually for about 3 hours until lunch since the age of $85.00 allowed myself a 20 minute nap after lunch we had nothing then i go back to the workshop. that routine has

two weeks ago, the mexican heritage plaza had hines around the corner. not any more. >> we're used to a higher volume and we're not seeing that high volume. >> reporter: the county maintains it's not due to vaccine hesitancy but because it has more doses, including 100,000 more from the feds coming in. however, in the next two weeks, the county will start transitioning clinics from operating during the day to nights. >> not only our sefls but our partners are shifting to evening hours. we're thinking 8:00, 9:00 p.m. to ensure we can get as many people as we can. working people. >> reporter: about 53% of californians 16 and up have at least one dose. the challenge may be convincing the others, says dr. ghandi. >> in general, i would say that i'm getting a little nervous but not going to get nervous yet about the lines. >> reporter: she says a 70% vaccination rate should be enough for herd immunity. so we'll still have to wait and see if demand truly levels off. >> if people who wanted the vaccine, they did everything they could to get an appointment, and

course like school that thing i was worried like there being back but then i went to school and debbie hine but i think that ways to catch up with academics might with growth and socialization you know it's it that's had it this school has been moved into the living room the boys can't wait to get their bikes and. i think you know so it keeps the people my people around me safer and i would keep myself safe too i think so when we bring a little normality back i don't miss school exactly by the people in school because you know it's really difficult not to interact people and talk to people. and yeah i mean he's an awesome guy just really. you know friends. them and additional obstacle mosques. it's very hard to see people's expressions and it just gives a sense of like you're talking to a wall. it's just a body you. are you with us this quick move makes you masons but what is in other countries restrictions remains i would definitely are idiots like rice social skills. already very well the more social i'm going person. but. i think that would not really be good for me on this one trying to

this house is mine by delta hines and starts with the creepy sounds of the farmhouse where young and her mother held the guard have found shelter the 2 of them are refugees not from syria or afghanistan they're ethnic germans fleeing eastern europe at the end of world war 2. they try to make a home for themselves in northern germany in a region that's it dilip full of orchards and thatched roof houses but the welcome they receive is far from war. you knew your place in your position in this landscape and it always went according to age 1st came the river and the land then bricks and oak beams and then the people with the old names everything that came after that people who'd been bombed out driven away those weary of the city those without land and looking for a home land were nothing but wind borne sand and washed out. this scum. were born into a noble family but that's no use now has a god marries the farmer's son to secure her and her daughters existence decades later little vehicle is all grown up and lives on the farm alone and history seems to repeat itself turns up child in to

the teenager who managed the heroic rescue the 17 year-old zaid stone hines zain had just gotten outwater at sunny cold saturday morning when he saw young man struggling in the waves. they use the surfboard to keep them afloat until help arrived. the victim was brought to shore with just a few minor injuries. many in the community are calling zayde a hero. i can. >> has stayed on something like that. then i feel so comfortable. there. glad people could see like what he should do. they can help people. no, they don't sums going on publication. on and. these people dying. >> they lost his surfboard during the rescue. now locals in the area are trying to raise money to buy him a new surfboard. we'll take a look at this. it's like a scene right out of a hitchcock movie. the birds. this was in towards were hundreds of birds against zooming down the chimney of that house before getting inside and damaging things and frightening the residents after a few hours, they managed to set up a chute system to coax the birds back outside. experts say there's nothing sinister. they're just looking fo

this house is mine by delta hines and starts with the creepy sounds of the farmhouse where young and her mother hildegarde have found shelter the 2 of them are refugees not from syria or afghanistan they're ethnic germans fleeing eastern europe at the end of world war 2. they try to make a home for themselves in northern germany in a region that's it dilip full of orchards and thatched roof houses but the welcome they receive is far from warm. you knew your place in your position in this landscape and it always went according to age 1st came the river then the land then bricks and opium and then the people with the old names everything that came after that people who'd been bombed out driven away those weary of the city those without land and looking for a home land were nothing but wind borne sand and washed up. this scum here they got and were born into a noble family but that's no use now has a god marries the farmer's son to secure her and her daughter's existence decades later little vehicle is all grown up and lives on the farm alone and history seems to repeat itself turns up

this house is mine by delta hines and starts with the creepy sounds of the farmhouse where young and her mother held a guard have found shelter the 2 of them are refugees not from syria or afghanistan they're ethnic germans fleeing eastern europe at the end of world war 2. they try to make a home for themselves in northern germany in a region that's it dilip full of orchards and thatched roof houses but the welcome they receive is far from warm. you knew your place in your position in this landscape and it always went according to age 1st came the river then the land then bricks and oak beams and then the people with the old names everything that came after that people who'd been bombed out driven away those weary of the city those without land and looking for a home lands were nothing but wind borne sand and washed up. this scar here they got and were born into a noble family but that's no use now has a god marries the farmer's son to secure her and her daughter's existence decades later little vehicle is all grown up and lives on the farm alone and history seems to repeat itself tu

hospital or university medical school and is hines v.a. hospital a large facility. the largest fear a hospital in the country or the it's now been superseded by others and you specialize in home analogy i specialize in paghman ology and being critical care medicine. which you tell the jury what commonality is commonality is the study of the lungs deals with or diseases that affect the risk for a system so long as the chest wall. so what are the various elements components of the respiratory system other than along and just what you mean the response system begins at the nose and the mouth it goes down through the back of the throat down through the wind pipe out through the pronk tubes and then down at the bottom down to the theatre sayer's air sacs these are the small great like structures at the bottom where all the cas exchange takes place where oxygen gets in and carbon dioxide is removed so this is the system for getting oxygen into the body correct that is the prime purpose for it to get oxygen in now at hinds hospital do you work in the intensive care unit ye

this house is mine by delta hines and starts with the creepy sounds of the farmhouse where young and her mother held a guard have found shelter the 2 of them are refugees not from syria or afghanistan they're ethnic germans fleeing eastern europe at the end of world war 2. they try to make a home for themselves in northern germany in a region that's it dilip full of orchards and thatched roof houses but the welcome they receive is far from war. you knew your place in your position in this landscape and it always went according to age 1st came the river then the land then bricks and oak beams and then the people with the old names everything that came after that people who'd been bombed out driven away those weary of the city those without land and looking for a home land were nothing but wind borne sand and washed up. this scum hildegarde were born into a noble family but that's no use now here's a god marries the farmer's son to secure her and her daughter's existence decades later little vehicle is all grown up and lives on the farm alone and history seems to repeat itself very nic

from around the world for brilliant rapper toure as all of us led the able arms of attorney lennox hines to really bring this out to make those connections that james has talked about from the international all the way to the local and back again so that we can finally address issues honestly and with some kind of you know i. am finding myself you know in this kind of discussion this kind of work to try to bring people's attention to things you know find when i was reading james foreman and his students piece this weekend you know about traffic tags and we had dante wright we also had lieutenant carone and there's ario hispanic who was stopped and i have to tell you it kind of takes you into this place where if we didn't have video and i have to tell you i have mixed feelings about you know video and surveillance and this i you know been spend a lot of time in china and see what facial recognition software and kind of a surveillance society looks like but i'm wondering to some degree whether of body cameras video surveillance we would not know about lieutenant zaria we would not know abo

it's saturday night imbalance friedrichs hine district with just minutes to go before the new curfew kicks in at tempe am enough time to grab a quick beer also late night food for the road. right on cue as the clock strikes 10 many local shops begin to roll down the shots as minutes later police arrive to calais strugglers from the square. according to federal rules repeated violators of the measures risk a hefty fine of up to 25000 euros for most tonight though it's just a polite request to head home the restrictions on movement during late hours have been met with mixed response and. it's annoying but. the future. he was the freedom to foster yeah i can t. and that's true and we accept it but we can completely understand that it was a gun thirsty and. i don't think people infected each other so much outside dimensions in. which they are i think people will just go home together and keep on partying that that's a problem for the spread of the infection and it's counterproductive. by almost midnight the streets of largely cleared travel by public transport or by car is only permitted

it is part of an edge ng made of real gold that was lying close to the head of the corpse mathias hines so is a conservator and a specialist in metal alloys using a reflected light microscope he studies the structure and folding of the gold alloy and measures it with micro meter precision. a comparison with other finds suggests that the thread was part of a gold edging of a choice of wool a bishop's liturgical vestment the dead man dressed in the garment was undoubtedly a cleric probably a bishop. but the sample taken from the area of his left upper arm is even more conclusive. it's a fragment of a larger piece of fabric to which are attached to small pieces of edging made of dark silk. despite the decomposition of the material even now 1000 years later the microscope reveals that it is of animal origin. and that it's got a clock here we clearly see the scaly structure like overlapping roof tiles of the epidermis layer that i miss fished and in the middle we can still see a bit of them a dull or a canal mark come. on it's and these 2 properties and a cape clearly that this is war of vio

then hines will be with us to tell us if he sees the rally continuing.. ♪ ♪ >> proceeding with plans to gently revive oil production as global demand recovers from the pandemic, and that is despite surging infections in india. let's discuss further with daniel hynes joining us live from sydney. great to have you with us, let's start with the india part of the equation. they are the world's third largest importer of crude. do you have expectations that this will be a serious downside risk? daniel: it is certainly going to impact india demand, and does the tracking data suggest the impact of those surging cases. just recently, probably not going to get into may. it is certainly a period of reflection, and it is brought back into even broadly speaking, but i think india is certainly an issue we need to keep track of in the short-term, but i do not think it stops the broader recovery, saying clearly in the u.s., which is been more established in china, which is really driving demand. and saying obviously, it is still a situation that the market is doing very

we saw lego and lauren taylor, who has been around since 1826, and we saw hines and hallmark also comeo shopify. on one side of the spectrum, you create more entrepreneurs. on the other side, very large established brands coming to shopify to get involved in the future of retail, which is retail everywhere. matt: which stores are the stickiest online? i can imagine if i am buying household goods online, i'm going to keep doing that. if i'm buying clothing online that i need to try on, i may go to a brick-and-mortar store for that occasionally. which sectors are you seeing the stickiest online usage? harley: to be clear, apparel is a big one, as you point out. so is products for the home. what is really important, the brands that are doing well, that are becoming category leaders in their space like beyond yoga or others for example or kylie cosmetics, they have a deep understanding of what the consumer wants. they want to sell to matt, they have to have a greate experience but also maybe add a great integration into tiktok or instagram. if they want to sell to me, they have to have to

course like school the thing i was worried like there being bag but then i went to school and debbie hine but i think their ways to catch up with academics might with growth and socialization you know it's that high that the school has been moved into the living room the boys convoyed to get their fix and to do so it keeps the people my people around me safer and i will keep myself safe to. bring a little normality back around this school exactly by the people in school because you know it is really difficult to interact people start people. and you know i mean he's an awesome guy he's my brother. you know friend. them and additional obstacle mosques it's very hard to see people's expressions and it just it gives a sense of like you're talking to a wall. this is a body you. know you look at the u.s. this quick group of folks seem asians but what is in other countries restrictions remain i would definitely out of it is like my social skills. already played very well the more social i'm going personally. i think i would not really be good for me that's what i'm trying to go back to school b

hines promises to catch up, aiming to increase production, delivering 12 billion packets as they squeeze out more production. the shortage has sparked an underground trade in ketchup packets. diners with the fortune to have a stash or listing it on ebay. make sure to catch us every thursday at 1:00 p.m. new york time, 6:00 p.m. in london. ♪ matt: welcome to bloomberg markets. we have an awesome lineup. tyler is unveiling its new sedan, and all electric version of the classic mercedes as class. in just a minute, you will hear my conversation with the ceo on the company's new era. and in what will be the third-largest largest ipo ever for the nasdaq, a mobile software company is going public with an expected value of $29 billion. the ceo joins us life to discuss. plus, investors looking for a slice of slice, the kkr-backed pizza platform. the company raises $40 million in its latest funding round. we speak with the ceo. first, let's take a quick look at what is going on in markets. new record highs across a number of indexes. you can see the s&p 500 gaining 1%. the nasdaq up 1%. the u.s. 1

of course like school the thing i was worried like having bag but then i went to school and debbie hine but i think that ways to catch up with academics might with growth and socialization you know it's that's high that the school has been moved into the living room the boys come to wait to get their bikes and. i think you know so it keeps the people my people around me safer and i don't keep myself safe too i think so when we bring a little normality back i don't miss school exactly but the people in school because you know it it's really difficult not to interact people and talk to people . and yeah i mean he's an awesome guy he's just my brother. you know friend. them an additional obstacle mosques. it's very hard to see people's expressions and it just gives a sense of like you're talking to a wall. this is a body you. know you look at the u.s. this quick with vaccinations but in the other countries the restrictions remain i would definitely i would use like my social skills. already way not very not the most social going personally. but. i think i would not really be good for me on

well they include in this couple from germany hines gad pinker nell and his wife catch your harms she was born in russia and longs to travel again and see her family but germany is vaccine program prioritizes the elderly and at risk groups which means they'll have to wait their turn for profit companies are now solving this problem with a vaccine tourism but should money allow people to jump the queue for some it's a no brainer. liftoff on the journey to a new unity. at frankfurt airport hinds get pink and his wife are setting off for an unusual type of vacation after months of searching for ways to get vaccinated abroad they're off to moscow a round trip package complete with a split make the shot. come on the stuff we can't assume that will get vaccinated anytime soon in germany to be honest but the more people that are vaccinated the faster will achieve herd immunity so if there's the option of getting vaccinated in moscow then that just makes sense since the last. thing the norwegian travel operator is waiting for the guests from germany on arrival most of them have booked the cov

hillard hines and cal d.o.j. is doing a site visit and one of the things that i mentioned, i'll just highlight this again, to the commission and the police station in terms of our processes. the communication between cal d.o.j. and the department and hillard hines is as good as it has been in this process. what it means, is these recommendations that remain, where know where we are. we always are communicating. we have weekly meetings internal internally on status updates to check in with teams about what has been done and about what needs to be done to bring these to a completion for submittal. we fully expect that we will be where we thought we would be. like i said, 15, maybe 17 at the most, if there are one or two things hanging in terms of dashboards and we're -- as i seed we're working feverishly to get done before april 30th but we're in a good space and we have the board of supervisors who have called for quarterly meetings on c.r.i. as well that means the next board meeting is also coming up and i think

hillard hines and cal d.o.j. is doing a site visit and one of the things that i mentioned, i'll just highlight this again, to the commission and the police station in terms of our processes. the communication between cal d.o.j. and the department and hillard hines is as good as it has been in this process. what it means, is these recommendations that remain, where know where we are. we always are communicating. we have weekly meetings internal internally on status updates to check in with teams about what has been done and about what needs to be done to bring these to a completion for submittal. we fully expect that we will be where we thought we would be. like i said, 15, maybe 17 at the most, if there are one or two things hanging in terms of dashboards and we're -- as i seed we're working feverishly to get done before april 30th but we're in a good space and we have the board of supervisors who have called for quarterly meetings on c.r.i. as well that means the next board meeting is also coming up and i think