it's a great asset for central banks you know it's it's it's probably going to hold its value there's not going to be any new money creation unlike the fake dash prices that they make which you know we're on the verge of seeing a complete discrediting of monetary policy as we once knew it so because it's a pretty good bet for for for central banks at this point so i think that could actually drive the markets higher i mean there's any number of considerations that are going to make this thing stretch and a 100000 and up probably you know before the middle of the year when final word would volatility be a problem if you were to have central banks holding crypto. well i don't think it would the central banks would prevent the volatility unless it can it was by manipulation of the market and that's never good for the market jeffrey said i didn't realize the central banks weren't allowed to hold big coin because they can hold anything it's something they're not allowed to pursue a it's that they refuse to acknowledge what bitcoin actually is the moment you begin to hold it as a central ba

i could hold her hand, i had _ to hold hands? i could hold her hand. i had a — to hold hands?o hold hands? i could hold her| hand, i had a plastic live on and to hold hands? i could hold her. hand, i had a plastic live on and i could hold her hand, so i did appreciate that. and i am also very aware i am in a much better position to many otherfamilies, i was aware i am in a much better position to many other families, i was like to many other families, i was like to see mum in her room so i don't want to sound ungrateful — and maybe this is where i lie — is i am trying to... enjoy an hour with my mum come in in some was i have, but we have lost sight of risk, and i was hoping i would be seen as an essential carrier, an essential visitor, and i think that is what the outside of society were really pushing for, that we would be seen as these essential people who would be able to give so much warm our more than we are —— so much more than we are. sorry to interrupt, do you understand the caution employed by these care homes, following regulations that even if the restrictions are

holds or submission holds that apply. >> that's correct. >> all right. and, again, i understand that martial arts is a lifestyle. but there is a sport to it as well. right? >> yeah. sport. correct. >> and just talking generally, not talking about the mma fighting yet but just even as a martial artist, there are competitions with rules and referees and things of that nature. >> that is correct. >> all right. and when you -- whether you wrestle or compete in the martial arts, there are weight classes, right? >> that's correct. yeah, that's correct. mma has weight classes. jiu-jitsu tournaments, there is open weights. so, you win your weight division, you have a chance to wrestle an open division which means i could compete in a tournament a, i do an open division which is open weight. >> all right. so, again, generally like looking at your career as a wrestler, you -- what weight did you wrestle at? >> i wrestled anywhere from 106 to 141 in college. >> okay. and when you would competitively wrestle, you would wrestle with other people who were in that same

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so you think it is a good way of holding people accountable? i think it is, yes.o hamburg in germany to isaac. isaac, your question please? thank you very much. i want to ask what cancel| culture seeks to achieve? all right, let's come to you, billy. what does cancel culture seek to achieve? well, i would think that cancel culture is the means by which the ordinary person who has access to a social media account is able to question someone who normally would be protected as a celebrity, or to comment about that person, and in some ways, it is the voice of the masses out there who are trying to get into the debate. and as i say, sometimes that can, you know, get out of hand, and you can have a situation where people are kind of mobbed. it's not nice, it's happened to me, and i don't like it at all, but people do have the right to express their opinion if they are angry about what somebody has said. and i think "cancel culture", that term, has arisen because people who previously were only criticised by their peers, so we are talking about newspaper columnists, radi

that he's ready to hold early elections. if the parliament agrees to the terms of an election we will accept the urgent actions because we are sure that our people are able to freely express themselves and choose a legitimate government in armenia. he used his rally to make several major political statements and now instruments and for example he said that he offered to hold a referendum a constitutional referendum to amend the constitution and change the country's political system and to give more power to the president and another another take away from his speech was that he said that he still insists that the head of the general staff of the armenian armed forces are on it just for our needs to wait and let me give you some back story here you see on a guest. along with other top generals he accused me called parchin on lately in a basically being incompetent and of poor handling of the last war with his service john and he called for the rest of nation of the prime minister and so for that he was accused of staging a mi

here he will be holding prayers for the victims of war and later holding a mass for thousands of people. simona 14 is our correspondent there in simone to tell us about what's happening there. well the pope's plane has just landed here and appeal in the semi autonomous kurdish region this is the 3rd day off his visit he will be meeting kurdish officials here and out of the land that he will be headed to mosul where in the old city he will be holding a prayer service and that area that you saw in my report earlier today this kind of area where there were 4 old churches part of which was destroyed during the war i saw and you will be visiting some a village in the name of a plains into the forest an area that used to have quite a large christian population before the war with i saw it but many of those christians have not returned for several reasons one of them is the lack of infrastructure and one of them is the presence of armed groups in that area which some people say are preventing the return of christians and you can see the plane has now landed behind me the pope is expected to di

up hold up. let's not talk over each other. >> investors proved they are tolerant sorry. >> bought it last time >> 2018. >> yeah. tolerated -- last may. >> hang on. >> everyone's going to cry at first but they tolerate it. >> hang on please >> yeah, may buy it again. but that 20% downdraft josh is talking about is going to feel like 50% 20%'s a lot. >> oh, yeah. >> with the expectations of what's going to be happening in the economy and feel-good, you know, mojo we'll all have michael farr getting our lives back. we're not going to be ready for a big market disruption. we're going to be thinking, hey, life is good life is good whyship in the stock market going up michael farr >> we're never ready for those big stock market disruptions because when they come, there's always a story we haven't dealt with before. it's always the fed's pushing something too hard, or there's something going on geopolitically, we hadn't anticipated, and there are additional reasons for doom and gloom at those moments w

so you think it is a good way of holding people accountable? i think it is, yes.hamburg in germany to isaac. isaac, your question please? thank you very much. i want to ask what cancel| culture seeks to achieve? all right, let's come to you, billy. what does cancel culture seek to achieve? well, i would think that cancel culture is the means by which the ordinary person who has access to a social media account is able to question someone who normally would be protected as a celebrity, or to comment about that person, and in some ways, it is the voice of the masses out there who are trying to get into the debate. and as i say, sometimes that can, you know, get out of hand, and you can have a situation where people are kind of mobbed. it's not nice, it's happened to me, and i don't like it at all, but people do have the right to express their opinion if they are angry about what somebody has said. and i think "cancel culture", that term, has arisen because people who previously were only criticised by their peers, so we are talking about newspaper columnists, radio

also this hour the armenian prime minister says he's ready to hold early elections as political unrest over his standoff with the military intensifies. and twitter is in trouble as russia accuses it of failing to remove material link to child pornography suicide and drugs. come to the program this tuesday afternoon this is art international bring your live news update this hour. slovakia has become the 39th country to give the green light to russia sputnik the coronavirus vaccine on monday abroad received its 1st batch of 200000 doses of the russian job market battles the world's highest coated $1000.00 death rate per capita at the 2nd e.u. nation to roche search sputnik 3 despite recent skepticism from the block the country's prime minister said that when it comes to viruses geopolitics shouldn't matter. buying this russian vaccine was the right thing to do it's trust with the anyone who wants the jap will get one in the next 2 months we will get 1000000 vaccines and then in may and june another 1000000. i believe that by meeting the deadlines and promised supplies russia will prove t

but i don't hold a grudge.ry bad people. hey, baby, i just got a stripper pregnant and slept with your sister-in-law, but hey, holding a grudge against me will just make it worse. [laughter] >> katie: welcome on my irish ancestors i think would disagree because the reason they have a short temper is because they are always holding grudges. maybe it is true for some people but not for others depending on the behavior. >> greg: juan, grudges, pro or con? >> juan: con and i think this is true, if you let that stuff build up in you, you are the victim and not the person you are angry with. >> greg: that is true. danica my do not hold grudges. i forgive and forget. >> jesse: fake news. >> dana: fake news, but you know what, greg, who says the bible is not based on science. the scientists are confirming what the bible said all along, to forgive, forgive sets you free. and you are forgiven. >> greg: thank you, thank you. up next though women's bible calendar. "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ how great is it that we ge

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i allowed to hold hands but you can't necessarily hold them.— necessarily hold them.ies are also on the same page with this because the guidelines are very clear. this is about holding hands but no hugging, no kissing. that's fine for families to be able to respond to, but for that resident who may find it challenging, we have to try move that forward.— to try move that forward. thank you ve much to try move that forward. thank you very much indeed _ to try move that forward. thank you very much indeed for— people in england can meet one person from outside their household to socialise from today. t has to be outside, properly distanced, and in a public place, like a park — but it can involve sitting down for food and drink. until today, such a meeting could only be for exercise. now, it's time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. hello, again. as we head towards the middle of this week, the weather is going to turn much more unsettled. wetter, and also windier. by thursday, some very strong winds, possibly severe gales. today, it'sjust breezes we are talkin

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richard says iran's holding his wife hostage.it for the next move, nazanin�*s being painting her hope that's kept her going through the darkest of days. she drew a picture of me and her embracing and that sort of reunion. partly to keep herself calm, but partly to hold onto the idea that, you know, there is a home waiting for her, that i'm waiting for her, that there's a normal family life to restart. for both of us, holding onto that sense that the other one is waiting for them, is going to be with them, and we'll get through this... i love you, baby. say bye to mummy. love you! bye — bye. love you, ba by. try and stay well, eh? speak soon. love you. caroline hawley, bbc news. part of iceland is being shaken by an intense series of earthquakes. more than 20,000 have been recorded in the past ten days. that's nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe. we are talking about a volcano in iceland. the seismic activity in the south west of the country is thought to be caused by movements of molten rock underground. isabella allen reports. 20 miles so

the olympics beijing is given this opportunity to hold on to the 1st night and to hold. a winter olympics was an extraordinary let me share some of the comments on you going to ask you to do a very efficient very brief response as each of us i appreciate your questions safwan i think governments especially with the muslim majority populations should be seen as they condemn china full 8th ethnic genocide and also call for more independent investigations into the weekend camps so if you take that one just a quick response back to step one i couldn't agree with that person or it's incredibly important to hear this government speak up and we think that an independent investigation is the obvious next step that's what the world does in the face of human rights crises this is but this is terrible i'm going to give this one to you ray this is terrible how can we let this go on and it's 2021 this is modern day holocaust right again. yes reluctance go on because we remain as biased that many countries are doing so so your line of this genocide report i would like to see serious d

a pretty big move certainly it's a big move for pay pal is actually a good move for for people who hold there any kind of like coin theory i'm becoming cash those are the currencies right now so here's how it works with basically pay pal is saying is if you hold those particular forms of crypto if you go to check out from pay pal with any one of its 29000000 merchants around the world you will be able to use your crypto currency by converting it into fee to make the payments so in some ways it's like pay pal is taking on the role of an exchange because they're taking your your bitcoin or crypto currency select ones and it's converting those currencies into right there at checkout the merchant gets the fee out and pay pal is making the conversion for you and taking a fee so it's actually a pretty good system in terms of creating some real world usage for crypto i got news for you if your pay pal is the name most people hold because you are not going to spend it at those merchants because they're going to haul their big why they're not going to spend it but in terms of the actual technolo

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of the news the armenian prime minister says he's ready to hold early elections as political unrest over its standoff with the military intensifies. twitter is in trouble as russia accuses it of failing to remove material linked to child pornography suicide drugs. either you're watching r.t. international thanks for joining us. colonel virus was 1st detected here in russia exactly a year ago today the country then became the 1st in the world to register a covert vaccine sputnik v which is since been distributed around the world with slovakia becoming the 39th nation to give it the green light monday bratislava received its 1st batch of 200000 doses of the russian jab slovakia's battles the world's highest covert 900 death rate is the 2nd deviation to bridge the spending despite recent skepticism from the bloc countries prime minister said though that when it comes to viruses geopolitics shouldn't be a factor. buying this russian vaccine was the right thing to do it's trustworthy anyone who wants to jab will get 1. 2 months we will get 1000000 vaccines and then in may in june another 1000

capital of your of on just hours ago the pm nicole posh and yon addressed supporters and pledged to hold early elections with more on the day's developments here's artie's constantine rushed on the ground in armenia. a lot has been going on in your of on lately and the 2 major rallies that were held both by the opposition and the supporters of the prime minister they are officially over but people are still outside on this reason we're in now let's actually follow with the supporters of the prime minister because after the rally it was over they started to march around the city they were shouting slogans in support of the prime minister there were no major clashes reported that was one of the greatest concerns of that day the police they blocked off the cordon off the area and they didn't let this a procession to go to the national parliament that's where the position. is held in its own rally and now let me tell you that. he used his rally to make several major political statements and now instruments and for example he said that he offered to hold a referendum a constitutional referend

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she would light up and hold my hand, dad would hold her hand and watch their favorite shows to gatheralized. jillian: silica beautiful woman and you celica beautiful family. i will keep you here with us, bring in the spokesman for michigan's republican party, ted, lawmakers are requesting an investigation of what happened here and governor witmer's handling of this pandemic. can you tell me about where you stand on this and how you are trying to get answers? >> our hearts go out to the family and all the loved ones we have lost over the course of this pandemic. this story is playing out repeatedly across the state of michigan and many parts of this country. the prosecutor announced at a press conference that he is looking for individuals who may have lost loved ones inside nursing homes and assisted care facilities, who filed police reports with police because the laws do not allow the prosecutor to gain access to information he needs to find the truth about nursing home policies and what happened that may have led to unnecessary and avoidable deaths. sean: it is hard to watch the fig

president biden will hold his first press conference today. the challenging issues and tough questions. >>> breaking developments on astrazeneca's covid vaccine. revised data shows the dosage is not as effective as first reported. >>> inside the shelter. reporters get a first look at a migrant facility that's holding more than 700 unaccompanied more than 700 unaccompanied teenagers. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. for the first time since taking office 64 days ago, president biden will hold his first official press conference today. he's been criticized by republicans and some allies for waiting so long to formally take questions from the media, and certainly there's no shortage of topics. elise preston is in new york. what can we expect from today's presser? >> reporter: anne-marie, that press conference will be held in the east room of the white house. among topics expected -- covid-19, guns, and immigration. >> mr. president -- > reporter: president biden is holding the first press confe

hold it hold where you went where you it's cleverly done because it presents a mountain of arguments and information that leaves you disoriented at the end the for the viewer might think ok well even if not everything is true there's no smoke without fire so at least some of it must be true. but i'm all for. the film was quickly condemned by the head of president micron's party. the pastor institute named after the scientist behind the 1st of the. axion accuse the producers of defamation but the hold up had already made its mark despite vimeo its decision to delete it the day after its release the documentary racked up 3000000 views in its 1st week jumping from platform to platform faster than anyone could remove it. the audience the hold up found reflects a striking reality inference society just how prone citizens are to believe in conspiracy theories around the virus and how many of them are anti vaccine in the same but a month after the film came out a survey concluded that only 40 percent of french people plan to get vaccinated as one of the lowest levels in the world a land whe

they left me on hold and attempted to steal £4000. they me on hold and attempted to steal £a000.way with me on hold and attempted to steal £1i000. they got away with £1950. it £4000. they got away with £1950. it sounds awful. can you give us a sense of how may accessed your banking apps?— sense of how may accessed your banking apps? they me called and because the _ banking apps? they me called and because the numbers _ banking apps? they me called and because the numbers were - banking apps? they me called and because the numbers were the - banking apps? they me called and i because the numbers were the same banking apps? they me called and - because the numbers were the same i genuinely believed them. i got scared because it was a lot of my savings and in the first account, i had no money so let them in, but the second one, they genuinely had me deceived and the second one, my main bank account, they managed to hack into, disabled me getting access and sent money from my main account to my secondary account and then sent money to themselves.— my secondary account and then sent m

wherever these families have significant holdings, meaningful holdings, stocks and bonds and private equity, the kind of wealth that we have because we are workers who have a retirement plan at work, they don't have because of their workplaces. if we worked to expand retirement coverage to all workers through innovative plans, they would have wealth. >> one last question, does the lack of stock ownership among minority families and impending factor in their ability to accrue wealth? >> absolutely. they need social security, they need home equity, and they need access to financial instruments, but through professionally managed funds, not through trading on their phone. >> thank you very much. sen. brown: senator shelby from alabama is recognized, five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to take a second and welcome the doctor back to the committee where he has spent a number of years. thank you for being with us today. i have a question following up on the area that senator toomey was involved in. i have always asked about cost-benefit analysis. what has the sec adopted a num

pope francis holds an unprecedented meeting with iraq's top shia religious leader before going onto celebrateass at a cathedral in baghdad. allegations of police brutality as security forces in myanmar use stun grenades and tear gas against anti—coup protesters. dozens are reported dead in yemen as fighting takes place for control of the oil—rich city of marib. and parts of iceland are shaken by a series of mini earthquakes, causing fears that a dormant volcano may be about to erupt. president biden has described the senate's approval of his coronavirus relief bill as "one more giant step forward" in helping americans to deal with the impact of the pandemic. the package, which is worth nearly $2 trillion, will provide one—off payments to millions of people. republican senators were united in opposing the bill. our washington correspondent lebo diseko reports. the yeas are 50. the nays are 49. the bill as amended is passed. a vote on party lines gave joe biden the victory he needed in the senate, after a marathon session lasting more than 2a hours. this is his first major piece of legislation

is turned up on the political unrest in the country but the prime minister now saying he's ready to hold early elementary elections. guilty as charged former french president nicolas sarkozy is convicted of corruption and handed a year behind bars that gives him the dubious honor of becoming the 1st former president in the country to get a jail term also coming up. clashing out at lockdown as the violence erupts in several countries around europe as people fight back against coronavirus curbs. and the never ending nightmare we investigate the plight of these so-called cold with a long haulers people still battling to get back to health months after their 1st infection. you're watching our international bring your live news updates from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program. we start this hour with the growing unrest in armenia protesters have stormed a number of government buildings in the capital today 2 mass rallies are currently underway in the city both for and against the prime minister when they last hour hust pledge to hold early parliamentary elections we cannot cross

we were paying people to hold onto oil. it is still viable because as the recovery continues, oil and energy will continue to be a focus. the supply and demand balance is what you want to keep an eye on. paul: susan schmidt, aviva investors head of u.s. equities. let's get to vonnie quinn. vonnie: china is -- china's holdings of u.s. treasuries rose $23 billion in january. that is the most since october of 2019. japan remains the largest holder. total foreign held u.s. debt globally surpassed a $7 trillion. that is the second highest total on record. the chinese government is said to have asked alibaba to sell media holdings including the south china morning post. authorities are concerned about the growing influence over public opinion in china. officials i said to be upset about the company's cloud on social media. alibaba has built up a rolling profile. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken and defense secretary lloyd will meet with japanese counterparts tuesday as the biden administration works to revitalize relations

the duchess of sussex didn't hold back. life of loneliness and isolation that left her in the darkest of places. so, were you thinking of harming yourself, were you having suicidal thoughts? yes, this was very, very clear. wow. very clear and very scary. and, you know, i didn't know who to even turn to in that. these are the thoughts that i'm having the middle of the night that are very clear, and i'm scared, because this is very real. this isn't some abstract idea, this is methodical, and this is not who i am. meghan described feeling unsupported by what she called the institution. the duke and duchess of sussex! she talked about this charity event in january 2019. she said just before leaving, she told her husband that she'd thought about taking her own life. she describes how the glamour on the outside hid the pain on the inside. wait, listen — did you hear that? the interview was personal, revealing and, at times, shocking. she told oprah winfrey that her son archie's mixed race heritage was an issue. that when pregnant

that puts it's on the minority to hold the floor. 41 senators have to hold the floor. once they stop speaking, one ted cruz is done reading green eggs and ham, that could be major change if they do that. >> manchin, toomey, why not lead with that. why not force the issue? let's see if you're serious about bipartisanship. this is manager that hits the 80% mark on public support, which would imply bipartisanship. seems like they want to go bigger than that. i understand when comes to talking with your base but the question is what can you get done. >> reporter: i asked senator murphy, why not start with man manchin and toomey and he said it's too moderate. he argues the political environment is much different now than it was in 2013, 2015 when manchin and toomey failed. they point to the problems with nra and gun politics has changed. >> kelly, that brings me back to, do you get a sense of how joe biden wants to manage congress? he's got to pursue what he wants to do if congressional democrats will he wait till they prove they can make something happen and we'll come in.

we want to warn you the image is disturbing >> reporter: rochester police confronting a woman holding her three-year-old daughter the woman insisting she did not take anything. >> nothing >> reporter: the woman tries to plea police chase her and wrestled her to the ground. her child screaming. at one point an officer sprays the woman's eyes with pepper spray as they cuff her and take away her child >> let go. >> oh my god >> stop holding her. >> reporter: residents watching horrified. >> it don't make a difference if it is black or blue or gray person it is inhumane >> reporter: the incident is upsetting just weeks after police used pepper spray on a nine-year-old girl in handcu family's trouble call >> what troubles you the most >> the lack of compassion and the disrespect >> what's happening there? >> lack of accountability period >> rochester police chief says she's trying to reform the department >> how can we best come to a resolution with the least amount of confrontation >> reporter: now this. >> stop! >> the child was not pepper sprayed nor injured but the officer offered to h

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to hold and any kind of turnaround here as i said in the rights. as we kind of talked about there at the top of this segment brant crude in both trading lower month to date as ships resume moving through the suez canal now the attention is now on that opec plus meeting on thursday how are things shaping up with that. saudi arabia is likely to urge opec and its allies to extend the existing $1000000.00 barrels per day production carbs at the same so why the prices are selling off it's telling us that investors think that this may not be enough especially in light of weaker demand in europe and softness seen in china european countries are taking movement restrictions further amid yet another spike of infections and the u.s. is also reporting higher new infection rates despite accelerating vaccinations and reuters cited that russia too was willing to back a further extension of current cuts but it also wanted to secure approval for a moderate increase in its own production to respond to higher seasonal demand at home so the e.t.i. fell about 1.6 perc

medium for the op sure balancing so while china will hold the cards as long as they can. tarik what do we know so far about the types of ballistic missiles that were tested by north korea in the most recent tests there have been reports that north korea had indicated that these were modified versions of what's called a solid fuel de-listing missile do we know more about that type of missile perhaps how easy it is to transport or to launch. so just as with the nuclear program north korea has a full suite of ballistic and cruise missiles they have short range or battlefield missiles they have medium range missiles and they also have long range missiles so apparently 2 of the tests conducted this year were short range missiles that did not violate u.n. sanctions and then the 2 other tests apparently were of a medium range missile and i think this was north korea's way of showing that it was still abiding by its moratorium of no nuclear tests and no long range ballistic missile test i wouldn't focus specifically on the type of missiles that were tested because north korea has

congress needs to hold hearings in the senate is to hold hearings and people like the democratic senator sherrod brown from ohio get up and they pound their fist and they say oh my gosh those poor people need to be defended from these reckless traitors know what you need to do is allow people to have the same access to markets and therefore create equality within that system and that is not happening and then you're saying how congress all of us and gets involved when we have short sellers losing tens of billions of dollars that now they're interested in saying what all is going on now christine there is an argument that wall robin-hood says that it has democratize finance that actually is not good for markets is that fair criticism. well actually the argument wasn't so much of that it's not good for the markets as more so that when robin hood democratize finance and made it so that basically anyone with a smartphone is able to trade the typical american is more harm than help by giving them an application that makes it so easy to trade with such frequency given their apparently lack of