i'm holland cook in washington and at holland cook on twitter. where if you follow me, i'll follow you question more. ah, ah, look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. and the point obviously is to create trust rather than fear. i would like to take on various job with artificial intelligence, real summoning with a robot must protect its own existence with this in their interest for some financial pundents to see the value of the currency lose value because they can gain traction on social media saying it's somehow a good thing, but not everybody is an undertaker. not everyone is a grave robber. you know, some people are actually out there trying to be productive and productive lives. and of course, that philosophy of, oh, the currency has gone to 0 less than 0. and that's a good thing is the is the, is the, is the mad alone d

before tom holland, there was tamagotchi [ laughter and applause that's my tom holland.ew one won't let me feed him. [ laughter ] in other developed nations, rapid tests are all either super cheap and widely available or provided for free by the government, which is how it should be here instead, the biden administration has somehow come up with the worst of all possible options buy the test yourself and then get reimbursed by your insurance provider >> now two years into the pandemic and the thing we needed in month one is still the thing that we need today widespread, easy rapid testing last week, president joe biden announced his plan to have private insurers cover the cost of at-home tests, meaning you can buy a test, submit the cost, and your insurance will reimburse you for it >> seth: have you ever tried to get reimbursed by an insurance provider there are, like, 80 pages of forms to fill out. inevitably, you get a letter six months later that says that your claim was ineligible because you forgot to include the last digit of the service code for the procedure und

that's how their feet into holland begins. it's 5 in this in this on it, but the whistling of the wind and strong dangerous waves. sions very little. awe, wagner is ever present with lin, if, wherever she is wagner design in baghdad, with his ideas, his unbelievable energy like that of a titan and his reform of opera, even facebook after the whole art the whole history whole. but he put opera on a whole new track, the late past. she is fascinated by history and politics just a few days earlier in t if on the central square all my done. it was clear that the conductor is a ukrainian patriot, with clear ideas about her country's relationship with russia. at the end of 2013 hundreds of thousands demonstrated here against the government's decision to turn away from the european union. they called for the resignation of president victor, yet had coverage who had close ties with russia. the protests continued and in february 2014, over 100 people were killed by security forces with live ammunition. it came as a shock, lynn. it was i

tom holland, zendaya, benedict cumberbatch and jacob batalon. x-rays from your urgent care visit look good. just stay off that leg, okay? what about my rec team? i'm all they got. next season. thanks doc. wow, he already scheduled my pt. i love doctors who work with athletes. does he know you tripped over a basketball? that's a sports injury. at kaiser permanente, we make getting care easy so you can get back on the court quicker. >> jimmy: tonight, their album "capitol cuts: live from studio a" is nominated for two grammys. we have music from black pumas on the mercedes-benz stage. sound likes a superhero, rig this week, we have got new shows with ben affleck. neil patrick harris will be with us and rupaul with music from the record company and ed sheeran and the great elton john, as well. were it not for one perturbed radioactive arachnid, our four guests might be doing four spider man no way home opens exclusively in theaters on friday. please say hello to tom hollands, zendaya. >> jimmy: how are you doing? thanks for coming. everybody excite

i'm holland cook in washington and ad holland cook on twitter. where if you follow me, i'll follow you. merry christmas and question more. ah ah i look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such orders at conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence at the point obviously is too late truck rather than fear i would like to take on very job with artificial intelligence, real summoning with a robot must protect its own existence with a with ah, well, we'll come to so think our visionaries may so finish ever not set as 2021 jurors to a close fisheries, political scientists, economists, they're all competing and well guessing about what next ear has in store for us. well today i talked to steve jacobson, chief investment officer at sax, a bank steve jacobson, chief investment officer at sack. so bank.

that's how their feet into holland begins. is 5 and this in this on. but the whistling of the wind and strong dangerous waves shouldn't very live. ah, wagner is ever present with lynn if wherever she is back now, miss zayden wagner with his ideas, his unbelievable energy like that of a titan and his reform of opera. vincent. well, i've the whole art, the whole history whole, but he put opera on a whole new track will ain't hot. she is fascinated by history and politics just a few days earlier in t. if on the central square all my done. it was clear that the conductor is a ukrainian patriot, with clear ideas about her country's relationship with russia. at the end of 2013 hundreds of thousands demonstrated here against the government's decision to turn away from the european union. they called for the resignation of president victor, yet coverage who had close ties with russia. the protests continued and in february 2014, over 100 people were killed by security forces with live ammunition. it came as a shock, lynn. it was in munich at the time. that's w

that's how our fee can to holland begins. it's 5 and this in this on it. but the whistling of the wind and strong dangerous waves shouldn't very live. ah, wagner is ever present with lynn if wherever she is wagner miss zayden backed out with his ideas, his unbelievable energy like that of a titan and his reform of opera. vincent. well, i've the whole arch the whole history, whole fight. he put opera on a whole new track. the late past. she is fascinated by history and politics just a few days earlier in t if on the central square all my done. it was clear that the conductor is a ukrainian patriot, with clear ideas about her country's relationship with russia. at the end of 2013 hundreds of thousands demonstrated here against the government's decision to turn away from the european union. they called for the resignation of president victor, yet coverage who had close ties with russia. the protests continued and in february 2014, over 100 people were killed by security forces with live ammunition. it came as a shock. lynn, if was in munich at the time, that'

wow. diflucan to hollander or the flying dutchman is familiar to asana, lynn. if this isn't the 1st time she's conducted it, wagner wrote his romantic opera as an unknown young composer following a stormy sea voyage. it shows his guiding themes already beginning to resonate, such as the longing for death and redemption. ah, the 2nd year he said, and composing the 1st true german opera with the flying dutchman durham, you can really feel the outrage in 4th. and the 1st courts, if the overture empty, he really pulled out all the stops, had underneath it at ocean. and those waves represented exactly what he felt. ah, ah, a change of scene. this is odessa on the black sea, one of ukraine's largest cities. it's the spring of 2021. ok son, lynn. if always enjoys visiting the city. it's a place where she can relax and concentrate on her work, and it's where her rise as a maestro began in the upper house, i watch hobo hosting chikavsky, eugene on agin, she's highly concentrated, authoritative, and clear about what she demands from her musicians. she knows what she want

that's how their feet and a holland up begins. it's 5 and this in this on, but the whistling of the wind and strong, dangerous waves, very live. ah, wagner is ever present with lynn if wherever she is wagner need zyden wagner with his ideas, his unbelievable energy like that of a titan and his reform of opera, even face after whole art, this is the whole history, whole fight. he put opera on a whole new track will ain't pause. she is fascinated by history and politics just a few days earlier in t if on the central square all my done. it was clear that the conductor is a ukrainian patriot, with clear ideas about her country's relationship with russia. at the end of 2013 hundreds of thousands demonstrated here against the government's decision to turn away from the european union. they called for the resignation of president victor, yet coverage who had close ties with russia. the protests continued and in february 2014, over 100 people were killed by security forces with live ammunition. it came as a shock. lynn, if was in munich a

tomorrow in holland they are going to use money we picked up in belgium today and then we will be ine and again it will be the same money. it has got to be the way to go. george harrison, i the former beatle, is recovering in hospital after being stabbed - at his oxfordshire home. a 33—year—old man from liverpool- is being interviewed by police

the question is, as you point out, we were in a pandemic holland on this. and we know the impact of the southern border. we know the immigrants immigration issue this going over is that why texas are decided to battle this further than any other red state. because texas might have a few more people in it. well, both sides do this. it depends on whose turn it is with these parental shape district chicken drive through texas picked up 2 seats. as a result of this census, both of them are white voting majorities, no redrawn district in texas is majority black or hispanic. so the p o j's got some numbers they can throw at this, but everybody does this. it's just whose turn is that one party we don't have to name names. one party wants to make voting easier. one party wants to make voting harder. this is where the rubber meets the road. i just want to make it harder for dead people. when you look at the day when you look at the difference that are drawn by racial lines, it's irony to me that in utah, one of the, one of the widest districts in the country has a b

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it will see tom holland reprise his role as the superhero.ad actor zendaya. ever since i got bit by that spider, i have only had one week where my life has felt normal. . , week where my life has felt normal. ., , ,,, a, normal. the latest spider-man -icks normal. the latest spider-man icks u- normal. the latest spider-man picks up exactly _ normal. the latest spider-man picks up exactly with _ normal. the latest spider-man picks up exactly with the - normal. the latest spider-man picks up exactly with the last i picks up exactly with the last one left off as we see spider—man's chew identity exposed to the bottom. this film really — exposed to the bottom. this film really is _ exposed to the bottom. this film really is a _ exposed to the bottom. tt 3 film really is a celebration of three different generations of cinema stop we have villains from three franchises coming back and it is just an honour, just an honour to be a part of it and to be the centre of it and the fan speculation and excitement they have been showing over the last six mon

that were perhaps some people from holland who would comeo join the ship, possibly in london.lymouth would've been their final calling port, and many of them stayed in some of the buildings like iron house. it was a fine accommodation within make arrangements for what to do with the passengers who were on board the speedwell who obviously were not going to travel on the speedwell. some of them went back home. some of them went back to holland and the rest of them went off on the very crowded mayflower. it would been a very unfamiliar and quite an alien place to those people who came very much for my -- [inaudible] background. >> how long had most of them been away from england before they set sail? >> many years. many years. they had tried to escape england and james i once before but were captured and brought before the king and were chastised within the managed to get away a few years after that people like william brewster and william bradford and a lot of other guys who were very, very passionate, very staunch practices, or practitioners i should say of the puritan faith.

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monday i'm been of web holland. caterpillar among nick one. it a nick timber with buck. would you please validate a did you get it? you get to know what i want to go about adding more, don't them? don't normally get me. i don't keep b, like boy be jumped someone get them pretty open. i can move what you've done with the buffer. be open, you will be done. please. one moment and update my the new perfect, the symbol from the hello. can i do end up doing or if you own it, when they complete my here. yeah, good at link columbia medical clinic. right. is it well, but in a little math, i'm not reading it you know, but a man that go yeah, a crack meaning mentally think. well one i said ma'am, i knew him also. masha lamb, lumber, long, long, long, long, long. but at last out loud. wonderful ma'am. when i'm with some from that it's failed ag monday. i'm. that's how you man, i'm vaguely how you came back. my little machine. yeah. yeah. when i am that one guy, a lot of fed up with a very wonderful day or a friend was like a big old can they go i did that in would move network dynam

that said, tom holland is incredibly talented and i am very much looking forward to the fred astaire biopic. good dancer. the matrix, they tap into what science fiction does, which is to comment on our lives and predicaments. >> award season has kicked off with the golden globe announcement this december. the power of the dark and belfast lead the pack with seven nods each. the ceremony will take place in january. the golden globes governing body, the hollywood foreign press association has been at the center of a controversy this year because of a lack of diversity. to address this, it recently admitted six black members. the next one is up for a hero. a man on a two day pass from prison. we find out. >> he made the instant classic, the separation, about what a loving couple has to go to to placate the iranian authorities, has been making movies for 20 years and found enormous success outside of iran. hey separation was the first iranian film to ever win the academy award. french producers and distributors have been completely loyal to him ever since. it takes an incredible amount o

this time starring tom holland. >> i am excited for the fans. they will be disappointed. we have willem defoe, apple -- alford malina, jamie foxx reprising their roles coming back to the screen, it is very exciting. zendaya reprises her role of mj. >> if there is anything i learned from this film, it is that you have to just let it be. certain things can't be undone. but spider-man always tries because he is always putting other people for himself and that is what makes him the best superhero in my eyes. >> in no way home, parker asks dr. strange played by benedicts cumberbatch to make his identity of spider-man a secret again with magic except the spell backfires and opens up audible universes, leading to a grand battle with some familiar villains. the film is already shattering records. in 24 hours, it sold over 150,000 advanced tickets in the united kingdom alone. another end of your blockbuster and long-awaited sink -- sequel is nature's rev -- great -- matrix resurrections. the matrix resurrections inteeaves the previous films that preceded it. the story takes place

actually, the suffragists were white, as we saw with an asthma holland in the 1913 parade. they wore white at a lot of their parades and processions. they did it for two reasons. one, was to emphasize their morality, their virtue, to suggest that they were kind of pure and all of the connotations that white might have for us. the other reason they did it is because they wanted to show up in black and white photographs. in these black and white photographs, people marching in the streets of greytown backgrounds, they knew that women in white would show up better in black and white photographs. they need those black and white photographs when they were made it have tones and pretty newspapers would show up even better. so, even in the 24 century when we see these women and white, seated in congress at the seat of the union, videos tend to stand out. that is, you know, that is one of the reasons why suffragists chose white to begin with. so, in a lot of ways, a lot of the imagery that the suffragists really created throughout the 19th and into the 20th centuries, is still part

the athletes have worked hard for this, but holland is this can actually ratchet things up to where to find you guys. so would it be a part of us? we're just going to keep on pursuing our path. they need our business. okay, that's what it comes down to. all that stuff. we depend on them for. they need us to buy it. is it going to change? just because we did send the vice president over there? well, you know, it's funny because yesterday, john, saki said that, you know, by not sending our diplomats, it wasn't going to be business. as usual. i still see a lot of companies move in all their manufacturing over there for cheap jobs, cheaper labor and selling it to us to make a profit. so it's one of those things that i don't think it's really going to change anything, especially when you look at the business. like you said, china needs us. we need china to, we're going to play to be fair to the athletes. you know, they train for this over the course of a lifetime, so yeah. so unlike 1980, which was, you know, $65.00 countries 50 olympics then ted turner, last hundreds of millions of dollars

on our panel is steve gil, who's a former ustr official under bush and clinton, and our very own holland cook, host of the big picture right here. and as to the news on our to america, parent project, thanks for joining me. good bear. yeah, i know i to 2 big issues that we're dealing with here. steve, you're new on a says you kind of get picked on 1st. i apologize. restart you as president bite and doing this just for the sake of fighting human rights violations. no, it's all about show he's trying to act like he's worried about human rights violations. because as you pointed out, the human rights violations have been tearing for a long. busy time and even during previous administrations, he's trying to look tough because he hasn't been tough and, and this kind of phone boycott isn't going to have any real impact on improving relations with china or improving our stature in defending relations with taiwan. with the other asian nations that we're trying to do business with, it's all for show what you're talking about talking to we're talking military, there's lots of issues right on this

that's how their feet into holland begins. it's 5 can this in this on but the whistling of the wind and strong dangerous waves where live ah, wagner is ever present with lynn. if wherever she is wagner miss zayden wagner. with his ideas, his unbelievable energy like that of a titan and his reform of opera, vincent, well, after whole art, the whole history whole fight. he put opera on a whole new track. the late past. she is fascinated by history and politics just a few days earlier in t if on the central square all my done. it was clear that the conductor is a ukrainian patriot, with clear ideas about her country's relationship with russia. at the end of 2013 hundreds of thousands demonstrated here against the government's decision to turn away from the european union. they called for the resignation of president victor, yet had coverage who had close ties with russia. the protests continued, and in february 2014, over 100 people were killed by security forces with live ammunition. it came as a shock lynn. it was in munich at

that's how deaf he can to holland up begins. it's 5 and this in this on. but the whistling of the wind and strong dangerous waves should valenda. ah, wagner is ever present with lynn if wherever she is wagner miss zayden backed out with his ideas, his unbelievable energy like that of a titan and his reform of opera. vincent. well, i've the whole art. the whole history whole fight. he put opera on a whole new track, the late past. she is fascinated by history and politics just a few days earlier in t if on the central square all my done. it was clear that the conductor is a ukrainian patriot, with clear ideas about her country's relationship with russia. at the end of 2013 hundreds of thousands demonstrated here against the government's decision to turn away from the european union. they called for the resignation of president victor, yet had coverage who had close ties with russia. the protests continued and in february 2014, over 100 people were killed by security forces with live ammunition. it came as a shock, lynn. it was in munich at the time. that's

this is the same parade as holland on her horse. this is a very different world of protesting, very different from the images of women as mothers that we've been looking at too. this image really emphasizes that women are kind of taking the streets and are very conscious of taking advantage of the fact that half-tones are becoming more popular in newspaper publications. they're also in this particular case taking advantage of the fact that the next day was going to be woodrow wilson's inauguration. so they're aware there's going to be a lot of press in washington, dc. they're aware there would be a lot of photojournalists in washington, dc. so they take advantage of that with this parade. and they kind of have this idealized kind of very costume spectacular representation. and the next image i'm going to show you kind of adds a better sense of why someone like mary church carroll was working so hard on her public image. i just want to prepare you for this racist stereotype here. this is from "puck" from 1913. and it's making fun of

tom holland, zendaya and jacob batalon here.me angry they could not come to "gma" this morning. >> why couldn't they? >> we have all these protocols. >> stand outside in the cold. t.j., remember. >> t.j., wow! get george in trouble and show covid ignorance at the same time. >> sorry. didn't read the flier. sorry. >>> let's go to the headlines. millions of american teenagers eligible for booster shots as the cdc is green-lighting them for 16 and 17-year-olds as recent research shows kids are driving that spike with omicron detected in half the country. >>> a vote is clear to have the debt ceiling raised. they'll be able to steer the government away from a default. president biden quickly planning to sign it into law. >>> and a lawsuit has been filed in the michigan high school shooting that left four students dead, two students are suing the school district for $100 million claiming the school acted recklessly by letting the 15-year-old return to class after he met with his parents and school officials hours before he opened fire

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." >> tom holland is showing some thanks to the behind the scenes partners on social media.fellow castmates and some of the unsung people, including his stunt doubles. he said without them, that movie would have only been half as good. i heard it's really good, too. catch holland and his co-star zendaya on the "kelly clarkson show" this afternoon right here on nbc bay area. >>> and you know what, it was far from a traditional holiday sendoff. this is from the "saturday night live" crew. >> the show featured a scaled back crew and no audience due to covid concerns. but one previously filmed sketch had the internet buzzing and mothers everywhere perking up their ears. >> be honest. what do you really want? >> grandchildren. >> grandchildren. >> okay. sure. but what do you want this year. >> grandchildren. >> what about something from home goods. >> grandchildren. >> grandchildren. >> that's kate mackinnon and amy bryant with paul rudd in a fictitious home goods commercial. parents, all we reagrandchildre christmas. that has to explain that homehi. it's already viewed 1 million

and then to go want to do quite well and now one that is secretary van holland.to peel back the curtain and talk about the inner process if they go to washington for meetings and you talked about this meeting but then it is a meaningful exchange because that was a good story i thought. >> but i have been invited and then as a guest speaker one who iss running for congress. if she wins she will be the first as it turns out the native american woman to be elected to congress. and so we have talked on the phone. and then with that background generally as an organizer so people from all the different groups that have an interest. and with those groups and rotary unions and those representatives are in the space that is way too small. it is obviously pre- covid. i think about this in retrospect and then to cram together and then it everybody then they scratch back a little bit to create a space is just like baseball. only in this case everybody is throwing fastballs to the multiple pictures but the battery is dead and is not now just coming from the patients but every

. >> i am frank holland joining courtney reagan. a mixed afternoon for the markets. the dow strike for a sixth straight positive day. the s&p tracking for its best year since 2013. the nasdaq 3% off of its year high nike the biggest gainer on the dow. walgreens and home depot rounding out the top three gainers. boeing, verizon, and salesforce are the biggest drags on the in index. bond reelds on the ten-year above 1.5%, likely to the nasdaq being in the red. >>> wall street is looking to end the year on a high noted, the s&p returning more than 27% so far the dow up more than 19% looking ahead, investors say financials, health care and technology will be the big winners in 2022. that's according to the cnbc quarterly stock report, which surveys strategists and portfolio managers the survey also found that financials, economic recovery, cyclical and mega cap tech are some of the most popular investments now. and our next guest mostly agrees jerry casse at that leany, president and chief investment officer with capital mark management he has a couple names he says coul

and i spoke to a couple from holland. come all the way from holland to be here to celebrate. and they've been under very tight restrictions in holland and say they're excited to have the opportunity to celebrate in new york city. take a listen to what they had to say. >> it's good that the party is still going on. you know? because if everybody is vaccinated and they wear their masks, what else do you need to do? if everybody is vaccinated, then i think that's the thing you need to do. so then you can just celebrate. >> and i want to give you a live look here. just a little behind that police car, you can probably see the nypd is gathering. it appears they're doing a big meeting before things really get going here. and that, of course, is going to happen in just a little while. this celebration starts at 6:00 p.m. folks are going to be allowed in starting at 3 p.m. that's much later than normal. another one of those changes this year in order to cut down on some of the gathering as covid cases here continue to surge, continue to spike. new york city setting a new daily record

"the exchange" begins right now. >> thank you very much, frank holland.he exchange. stocks are rising once again today for the third day in a row. but there are still some major concerns out there first off, inflation, and the fed's reaction to it a look at what it call means for the markets in 2022. >>> plus, omicron continues

joining me now is david holland.mospheric and ocean sciences at new york university, and is a leading researcher on the global initiative that's studying the thwaites glacier. david holland, great ot have you -- to have you back on the newshour. i should explain why you look dapper tonight. you are being elected in the -- a fellow in the american geophysical union. congratulations. the last time we saw you on the newshour, you were on the thwaites glacier itself doing research. can you help us understand what this most recent research showed? >> yes. we have been seeing for the last couple decades a large change in antarctica, in particular on this one glacier called thwaites in west antarctica. it is a special glacier because it is marine based, it is largely in the ocean and the ocean can in theory easily melted. -- melt it. that is what looks like is coming to pass. warm ocean waters have arrived at the glacier and they are about to get crazy. william: it is the ice shelf that sits in front of thwaites that is in

joining me now is david holland.udies atmospheric and ocean sciences at new york university, and is a leading researcher on the global initiative that's studying the thwaites glacier. david holland, great to have you back on the "newshour". i should explain why you look so dapper tonight. you are being elected a fellow in the american geophysical union at their conference in new orleans. congratulations. viewers might remember that the last time we saw you on the "newshour", you were on the glacier glacier itself doing research there. can you help us understand what this most recent research showed? >> yes. we have been seeing for the last couple of decades a large change in an antarctica and on the particular glacier, glacier glacier, in antarctica. it's marine based and actually in the ocean and the ocean can very easily melt it. and, so, that's actually what looks is coming to pass. warmth is melting the glacier like crazy. >> reporter: it is the ie shelf that sits in front of thwaites that's in particular jeopard

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i will be talking to senator chris van holland and we'll hear what they have to say about the beijing olympics this winter. what scientists now learn about the omicron variant. and we'll get a look at the president and first lady looking at the memorial to honor senator bob dole. we begin in washington with peter alexander. peter, what have we heard from the administration or from the russians russians, who usually get their take on these summits out first. >> notably our only window into this high stakes consequential conversation between president biden and president vladimir putin is from the russian side right now. russian television providing us a short window earlier today at the start of that conversation. the white house would only confirm that the conversation started about 10:07 this morning. they have yet to say whether or not it ended. here is a look at their opening exchange at the start of this meeting. >> hello. good to see you again, i, unfortunately last time we didn't get to see each other at the g 20. >> expressing his disappointment that vladimir putin was not at t

other members of the german community in holland l. like in a honda who arrived a few months ago from the us, are much more forthcoming about their rejection of the coven measures and vaccines . all of that isn't something paraguay should go along with she says, a cabin. thus i decided to come here because we noticed that through this harem of iris situation, everything was tightening up, becoming more difficult. because more and more people actually had to flee germany, austria and switzerland. i mention, we think they lost their jobs, and soon they won't be able to go out shopping. the funnier i bite stella, and now they're announcing a vaccine mandate type. it's couldn't be the sean island info slung and it still remains to be seen just which coven measure is paraguayan will implement in the course of the pandemic until then, the emigrant families will try to find their new home here. address sick is professor for socialization and conflict research at the university of bill of health. here in germany, professor, thank you for joini

and i want to also think back to another parade in 1913 where we have holland down the same street and one of the reasons pointing to this image and how it connects to our current political and social movement and culture is because of this image that was very popular in june of 2020, which is related to the black lives matter movement. it's briana noble riding on a horse in oakland, california, and this image was a viral sensation. perhaps you all saw it, but there's really interesting similarity between these two women who are riding horses and these urban areas as symbols of these political causes and that really gives us a sense of how the similarities that were so famous and images that really still resonate with us today. and this briana actually became a spokesperson for xfinity. this image ended up not only selling and promoting a particular kind of idea but also selling a particular product. another recent protest image you might remember is this black lives matter being participated outside of washington, d.c., and you might also know that suffragists were actually the first

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me my live to me lie, my 3 didn't suck me off holland. jamie le ask most humans thus recon chemba. yeti damien, the minute money marked immolate k chitty knob pretty at a church to cut him off my back. okay. that sucks too. ah, once full time found me fled from and so silent in the snow, eat line. the sisters, who so scared of things and back that they disappeared within themselves. mm little boy, 100 different. who escaped to mars the shape made square. how will they story and witness wake up a mom out share ah, [000:00:00;00] with and away we go with your weather forecasts for the americas hello. everyone has a reprieve for a b, c's, west coast, the west coast of canada. the pacific northwest is while we look at the 3 day forecasting, vancouver next batch of rain. we'll move in late sunday into mondays. we've got to prepare for that. off towards the east straight now vigorous system sliding up the atlantic into mainland nova scotia. cape breton island and newfoundland blasted with winds for newfoundland saint john's. we could see guts u

the holland american ship was supposed to docket what of a lotta in mexico bad was turned away, mile authorities. germany started its vaccination campaign against cove at 91 year ago. today. the 1st ever corona virus act same was developed in a german lab, and when the country's 1st shot was given to 101 year old ada, quite salah, bright. after christmas, it was a big moment for the country that most residents had to wait for months to get their 1st shot and watched as countries like the u. s. and the u. k. distributed their doses at a much faster pace. d. w has been reporting on germany's vaccination campaign through its ups and downs. and my colleague william glue, croft is he with more details with him? that's right, rebecca, we've come so far there still so much more to go. we can actually show you on the wall here where we've been this past year since december 27th, 2020. it started out slow. there were supply issues. there were a lot of rules in place, and we can see that we started with just a couple tens of thousands of people getting vaccinated. they're about 70000000 adults

our job is to get to the truth and empower people through knowledge. lou holland has m. c. k in doha. the headlines on a jetta, germany has announced it will ban unvaccinated people from much of public life to stop a 4th wave of code. 19 infections occurring chaff. langler merkel calls the restrictions an act of national solidarity. the u. s. is implementing tied to restrictions for international travelers. as the army kron variant continues to spread. they're going to fight this variance with science and speed. not chaos and confusion just like we beat back over 90.