horton woke up to was it tough to merge houses and lumber in final aims this medieval town in the region a from cornea insolvent germany burley seems to have changed since the 13th century . but it's almost like being in a frame a tale. this is the town's main my. place. it has hosted a christmas market for over 500 years. work with its middle age flare as one of the most romantic places in germany and now the lights in the christmas decorations make it even more special it should be the most beautiful time to visit horton book of that album. there is no doubt about it autumn work is popular with tourists over $2000000.00 people visit every year. there are tours in every language. with various means of transportation. or you can go by foot through the town's narrow winding streets. well that now has some highlights he wants to point out to us starting at the market place and the town hall clock which tells off a legend about how the tower was safe from pillagers during the 30 years war. so it's about i don't know as it would have stopped or you know it was captured in 1631 but saved by t

it was horrible. >> it was horrible. >> one last thing i'll say about interpretation is jim horton one day was at the park and we were out at the back of the cyclorama center -- >> tell everybody who jim horton is. >> he was a professor at george washington university and he passed away a few years ago. just a brilliant guy. and she said -- he said to me, you know, my job is easy. i have a bunch of students who have to be there and they have to listen to me whether they want to or not. but they can just walk away from you. they don't have to listen to you. and what he was saying is that when you're out there, you can tell interpreters you need to say this and you need to say that and you need to bring this and that in. if they don't have the skills on how to do it, the visitor is just going to walk away if it's something they don't want to hear. you have to present complicated controversial topics in the right way so that you don't turn people off. i presented a lot of complicated controversial topics in the course of battle programs that i did that nobody ever walked away, nobody ever

i always remember that from jim horton. i always valued that advice. >> history is not a morality plan. i will say, afraid, we are losing some of that which disturbs me. of course i was young and maybe a little too aggressive with my interpretation. i had heard one too many stories what used to be called the johnson shrine. i did not snap but i said what i knew would probably get me in trouble and it did. i called jeb stewart a philanderer. if you look at the definition, it did not mean he had an affair, it means you are flirtatious and that is of course -- i think it's true to. got back into her car, drove to fredericksburg and got the complaint. i talk about some other things like that so yes, being delicate and respectful is critical in creating a conversation. it is my hope that people understand that what is happening in the last two weeks at confederate memorial side that they do not focus on the fact that, all, these people do not know history, they do not expect history. i share all those concerns but what is happen

. >> wanted to get to some of your picks, scott you like dr horton, which i find interesting. we've seen the housing market very strong and, in fact, put today's numbers with recent numbers there's some questions about whether that's hit a peak. >> i don't think it's a peak we hit 1.55 million homes, recovery high since '08. i checked yesterday at the close. 30-year conventional mortgage is down 2.26% we haven't seen rates like that since 1950 horton has had a straight-up record for years the average price per home is really only $300,000 they've already given guidance for next year that they should do somewhere between 24 and 25 billion in revenue at the midpoint and 24.5 billion, up 24% for the september fiscal, it's a $71 stock, selling at nine times earnings. we talk about the markets 22 times. the company returns 22% on equity very low leverage, especially for home builder the debt equity is .1. they generated about 1.13 billion in cash. it's well diversified geographically and segmenting the market basic core, horton, entry level express and the one for adult, people who

you sold dr horton and fidelity fis. dhi and fis. why?>> so i've been trimming all of my housing stocks because they've been winners and this one, d.r. horton is up 130% since march i think expectations are really, really high. i think that he's got a little crowded. so did home depot. i sold that a couple of weeks ago as well. i have plenty of housing disclosure i still own ppg and stanley black and decker all three of those stocks have lagged >>. >> i sold it because i made money in it. i'm not going to complain about a 30% gain >> hey, i'm not hating on it i'm just remembering it. >> i know. so ppg is up low single digits, stanley black and decker is like flat, too. i think there's more upside to the laggards in housing. that's where i want to go. fis, i took some grains and put it in a cyber security company trading at a 10% discount and i put some money into blackstone i've owned it in the past. i like the company and their positioning. they've got free tloet and they'll benefit from low interest rates, which i don't think are taking

horton woke up to tell about was it tough to merge houses and lumber in final aims this medieval town in the region from cornea insolvent germany burley seems to have changed since the 13th century. but it's almost like being in a framing tale. this is the thompson main my. the place. it has hosted a christmas market for over 500 years. work with its middle age flare as one of the most romantic places in germany and now the lights in the christmas decorations make it even more special it should be the most beautiful time to visit autumn book of that album. there is no doubt about it origin work is popular with tourists over $2000000.00 people visit every year. there are tours in every language. with various means of transportation. or you can go by foot through the town's natural winding streets. well that man has some highlights he wants to point out to us starting at the market place and the town hall clock which tells of a legend about how the tower was safe from pillagers during the 30 years war. so it's a bit of i don't that i would have to stop are you know it was captured in 62

the christmas decorations make it even more special it should be the most beautiful time to visit horton book of that album. there is no doubt about it origin world is popular with tourists over 2000000 people visit every here. there are tours in every language. with various means of transportation. or you can. by foot through the town's natural winding streets. well that man has some highlights he wants to point out to us starting at the market place and the town hall clock which tells off a legend about how the ta was safe from pillagers during the 30 years war. so it's a no no i don't that i would have to stop i you know order book was captured in 1631 but saved by the mayor that he made a bet with a general who had conquered the town he said that he would drink 3 quarter leaders of wine in one go the general did not believe him but of course he did for the town was saved from plunder and locals were not murdered by enemy troops or more don't do it. every year and would still and there was a reenactment of these events in a play. or now we move on. the hero martin marcus 2 this is the

horton is best positioned to take advantage of these trends playing out, who does that make you thinkwice about? does anybody have a sell rating on here? >> toll brothers is our sell rating in the group right now. very well run, very well positioned we think the luxury buyer, it's a little less -- we're a little more discretionary, i should say. if things get tough from an affordability standpoint, that buyer might say -- or someone that just got married or have children and need more space, i think that that buyer will buy less home but probably continue to buy a home. >> there's toll down 4.5% over the past week. thanks for joining us today and appreciate your thoughts, especially as out of consensus as they are right now. >> thank you >>> still ahead, the restoration hardware ceo has some tough words for his retail competitors. we have those details in just a moment. >>> and we are awaiting airbnb's first trade. it has not opened yet. the latest indication is $148, just about a penny below that number again, priced at $68 last night. that's more than dushling. it's been a tough yea

and far from stopping to run the murder appears to have only under its leaders was done of horton's reports. dr. morsi, in fact, presided, it was different things to different people, to his family, a husband and a father, to his country, a patriot, a prized and respected scientists to others. though he was a threat, a man effectively in charge of iran's alleged nuclear weapons program. it's no surprise, some would have wanted him out of the way dr. will move soon, far. and a project about put it, remember the name. and you will not be surprised to hear that soprano is led by the same person who looked project on mob after 5 years of doing and also not coincidently. many of supplants key personal worked under fire for use of the project on to ron points, the finger at israel, which in line with its usual policy hasn't confirmed or denied any involvement in the assassination of a cabinet minister has said he was clueless about who the perpetrators could be, i have no clue who did. it's not that my lips are sealed because i'm being responsible. i really have no clue. whoever carried out this

you will notice she is sitting behind -- sitting beside james horton, an african-american sail and abolitionist in the philadelphia community. she went on a few days after the founding of the american antislavery society to the philadelphia female antislavery society. it lasted until 1870, when the 14th and 15th amendments were ratified. they were not good -- they were , actingt only for being and speaking in the language of the day with they called as promiscuous audiences, promiscuous men and women were in the audience is, but also the interracial, and the original members were african-americans. and they rarely challenged racism, even within their own movement. antislavery people in general work for the end of slavery. abolitionists wanted slavery abolished immediately. lucretia mott was an abolitionist and also someone who thought african-americans should be given civil rights immediately upon abolition. this put her on the far left fringe of the antislavery movement of the 1830's. far lefteing on the fringe, she was a really good speaker, pro-rights, so she was chosen as one of the, i thin

here's jake horton from reality check. so in the build—up, there were warnings. up relatively modestly. compared to 2019 air travel, it was down by about 60%. there were still concerns that they may see a surge in infections following the holiday, and we did see infections grow, but prior to the holiday, there was already a surge in infections in the us. so what we actually saw is a continuation of this curve upwards. in the two weeks after thanksgiving, infections went up about 20%. but infections in the two weeks before thanksgiving were also up 20%. so, again, we saw a continuation of that curve. that's not to say thanksgiving had no impact. it could've been the case that thanksgiving was going to see a levelling off of infections, but the gatherings actually saw infections continue growing and growing and growing. in the national data actually, there are some cracks in the states‘ data which saw an uptick. massachusetts was one state where infections were relatively heavy. since the holiday, they have rocketed. that is one example of a state that saw a sudden

horton because they are a speck builder so when no others have supply, they have supply but rates willrising but people flee the city areas and apartments and they wound up buying second homes or homes that were outside the city centers. i think it was a large pull forward. you lock at every one of these charts they have all rolled over. i wouldn't be jumping in i think people have got their big bang for their buck. i wouldn't be investing currently. >> they buy oversized sofas and armoires and hire contractors to fix the roof that's what we saw >> it will be interesting what the market does with the restoration hardware quota sales were 26% to offset that. suggests to me you will see continued home improvement but people will not be able to buy those 11-foot sofas at $11,000 a pop. >>> if you would indulge me in a poem -- >>> quick, lowes or home depot >> i have to go with home depot. i think lowe's has made up the ground they have been missing for a while. i think they are doing everything right i think at this point home depot is the one to own. i think lowe's was the one a couple w

the lancet editor-in-chief, richard horton.na are speaking to dudley, franklin mutual serious portfolio manager. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: coming up, dan ives. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: this is "bloomberg surveillance." bitcoin set another record high. the largest cryptocurrency surged above 20,000 today. it has risen 47% this month. that has not stopped critics who question bitcoin's as an asset class. its speculative nature and bust cycles. the company still has the lead over amazon. this year's best performer among large tech, apple is up 84% after rising 13% this month. analysts project there were covering economy will mean more demand for iphones. morris net worth has fallen since october. that is when china began stepping up scrutiny of its empire. months ago, the cofounder of alibaba was worth 61.7 billion and was poised to regain the title of asia's richest person. according to -- thanks so much. let's talk about what is happening with the european economy and what it means for assets. katrina dudley, franklin mut

. >> i like a lot of these builders i own it and dr horton and others and i also like the materials thateed into the homes there are a lot of things, i think will continue to move to the upside demand is there. we heard it throughout earnings season the numbers were extraordinary, but there are certain aspects is why the numbers have pulled of now. >> putune in friday for our options action up next, our final trade ♪ ♪ (vo) i'm a verizon engineer, part of the team that built 5g right. we started with america's most reliable network, added 5g nationwide for millions of americans and the unprecedented performance of ultra wideband in more and more places where people need massive capacity and ultra-low lag. i'm proud ultra wideband was named the fastest 5g in the world. but i'm even more proud, all that work is gonna make a real difference for you. this is the 5g america's been waiting for. only from verizon. >> time for final trade. let's go around the horn tim? >> getting back to october, i think you break through and i think you stay high on twitter >> pete? getting pressure, but i thin

it is the story of a black squad negotiator by the name of larry horton who found himself on the end of a narrow hallway trying to talk to a guy just killed by cops. it was a very unusual spot for a police negotiator to be in an negotiator is usually talking to someone from a safe place but on this night larry gordon, 20 or 30 yards from the heavily armed goodman who might change at any moment. trying to call down and talk to the guy and hear his story and understand why he has done what he has done. the backdrop, it happens in 2016. earlier police shot and killed sterling and philander castile. they were protesting about the continued violence against the violence of black men. the main character of the book is larry gordon, negotiator and one of the few black officers in the swat team so he has come to the job with his own complicated feelings about race. .. >> about that night and how the race played out in his whole life. it takes this one event and really tells it from a variety of perspective and the hopes that people might begin to see what happened from the perspective that's

just like the willie horton campaign was effective for republicans back in 1988. this is the kind of environment we are operating in these days politically. i have a lot of folks who write to me and say, how can black people support the democrats? they were doing this and that. these folks don't know how to recognize their own interests. i think black voters know how to recognize their interest just as ll as whitewe evangelicals who voted for trump. look at the trump tax schedule that has benefited the upper voters muchntage more than the lower income voters. but he is still our guy. that is the way his supporters feel. it pays to look closely at these important political questions. the most important question thatics is, who controls is this guy or woman on my side? a lot of different decisions go into that. if they are the same ethnic or racial group or the same if their labor or management, these factors go into the decision-making of each rotor. a lot of candidates -- of each voter. an obvious majority of voters supported joe biden over donald trump. like it o

henry horton, have a great season told the end of the year. -- annmarie hordern, have a great season end of the year. ♪ >> good morning. welcome to "bloomberg markets: european open." i am anna edwards alongside matt miller in berlin. matt: good morning. today, the markets say it is not much but it is something. asian stocks head for a record as congress inches towards release on a pandemic package. equity futures are also pointing higher across the board.

ann marie horton in london.ean union set to unveil sweeping regulation that is facing internet companies like alphabet, amazon and facebook. the tech giants are warning the new move may hinder innovation. a video call with an eu official today. let's get to maria tadeo with the details. good to see you. who is jumping on the call and what is the purpose? we have more than 1000 companies jumping on this call with the internal markets commissioner and all the big tech from amazon, facebook and google are represented on this call. the timing, as you said, is key because this is coming a week before the european union purchased what could be two major pieces of major legislation. the general services act and digital markets act. this is the final act that big tech will have to make their case before the regulator, before they get announced. it will not be easy to change their minds here because the european union has already singled clearly, the direction of travel is to rein in some of that big tech. i would also p

horton in terms of stocks. but, yes, i am in lengnar as well they are in a really sweet spot. overhang will be the cost of lumber i think these names are still very inexpensive, i still think there's up side and i understand why they decided to shift around and downgrade where lennar is. all of these names still have up side and i think other than unless we see more issues go on with lumber pricing, i think they're going to be able to move around that and start to shift in terms of some of the selling. >> you know, anastasia, you had the calls that rahel just told us about at the beginning when i said you had all this money as bank of america was looking at at their flow show, you had restraining order consumer was right behind. should we be bettering bigger now on the consumer? >> with you but i do feel like we've seen such a sharp snapback already in some of those stops and one of the calls was the outbrac by where i would be looking for value opportunities. when you look at the health care sector broadly, health care and financials are the cheapest sector in the s&p 500 rig

clare horton. you just heard from me about 30 days ago when i gave my presentation about the network. we really lived the last nine months really in what i call a tale of two cities. maintaining our excellent services while also having f fidelity and being part of our covid-19 response. so i'm going to turn it over to clare now. >> thank you. good evening, commissioners, and thank you, roland, and i'm sure there will be some questions at the end, and we appreciate you being here for them. we are going to focus on the next couple of slides on just the sheer number of people that we have deployed from the network to covid command and to the covid efforts from the city. we've been very proud to be a part of this effort, and i do think it has been helpful, i think, the partnership between us and covid command, and also in emergency roterms clinical , to have a staff of people ready i think has been a really helpful partnership. we've currently got over 300, probably in the high 300s deployed. there hav

this is between ohlone way and horton street that is close to the bay street mall. the arched bridge was hoisted overnight by crane and then set into place. it is expected to open by the summer. >>> 6:25. coming up, a new, more contagious strain of the coronavirus. the new european travel restrictions in place. >>> the bidens slated to roll up their sleeves and get the covid vaccine today. who is up next from the transition team? >>> when it >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a coronavirus relief package may reach the president's desk today. we break down the latest bill and why it is less than what congress passed in march. >>> moderna's vaccine possibly arriving in the bay today. find out if you fall under one of the new cdc categories to get the next shot. >>> it is monday. the winter solstice, december 21. thank you for joining us. i'm anne makovec in for michelle griego. >> i'm len kiese. >>> let's check in with darren peck for your forecast. >> lets spotlight some trouble spots.

. >> next question on the phone, alex horton, washington post. did you have a question? >> yes, i did. thank you. you guys have spent some time focusing on sexual harassment and assault. were you looking at other kinds of violence at ft. hood to include, you know, other murders, other high profile incidents, including those who disappeared and later found dead. i was curious what you have found in terms of army culture of how, you know, the brand of awol and the brand of going missing contribute to a lack of interest in finding them? >> yes, i mean, that was a big focus of the review and the report. we looked at crime issues on the base, we looked at crime issues off the base. i think there was a perception really based on media stories that there was some sort of crime wave around the surrounding area of the base. what we found was that their crime rates in the areas surrounding the base were relatively low in comparison to other cities outside both major army installations, but other comparable size cities. that's not to say there weren't soldier victims off the base a

million project will provide safe passage over the eight railroad tracks below between ohlone way and hortonnear the bay street mall. the arched south bay front bridge was hoisted by crane and set into place overnight. it is expected to open by december. >>> it is 5:12. let's get a look at the roads with gianna. >> good morning, len. let's jump to 580. we are monitoring a traffic alert this morning near the 35th avenue exit as well as a head-on collision that happened a couple of hours ago. two right lanes are blocked from eastbound 580. if you are taking 580, just a heads up. rake lights here already out of tracy right around mountain house. we did have a crash over to the right shoulder. traffic is getting busy for that right into the altamont pass. a 20 minute travel time to go from westmount have hundred 80 toward 680. we are not seeing any brake lights on highway 4 but we are seeing a lot of fog this morning. a fog advisory has been issued for parts of highway 4. just a heads up from brentwood to concord, limited visibility . parts of the bay pretty foggy this morning. taking a look at

horton, flir systems, and micron as well >>> a live look at times square in new york city getting readyor a very different kind of christmas and socially distanced celebration this year. welcome back to "worldwide exchange." our top corespondeporate story n opening up an anti trust advice into ali baba. eunice yoon is joining us with the details. he probably has to be the most high profile business person in all of china and certainly one of the big esz in tgest in the . what is going on with the campaign against jack ma >> well, china is investigating ali baba's alleged no ma november police tick practices including what is called pick one of two, which is forcing merchants on your site only work with one players a opposed to its separately ant group was also summoneded so this whole idea has been quite common in the market for years. and not only by ali baba, so there has been a lot of questions today as to why it is that we're seeing this investigation. of course a lot of this has to do, at least the speculation is, with jack ma's recently fiery speech where he was highly critical of

some stuff that you need to get done because we've got 2 storm systems out in the pacific one there horton there that are resulting in some off and on showers into the weekend and then widespread heavy rainfall into next week so tracking this all in future track right here today and tomorrow i mention staying dry first line of showers drops in friday night on into early saturday morning. pretty similar to the rain we saw last night a brief bit of mostly light rainfall and right in the middle of your sleeping hours. after that saturday and sunday you're better chances of rainfall will be to the north of the bay with a few showers dipping into the bay at time to time but staying pretty light this weekend. it's monday that the heavy or widespread rainfall really begins to settle in. we take a step back on tuesday before tuesday night another wave of energy pushes in resulting in what's likely to be even heavier rain on into wednesday, the middle of your week so very active forecast just around the corner today is not a bad day to get some of those errands done that way next week you can lay a

this is between horton street near the bay street mall. and the arch south bay front bridge was hoisted overnight by crane and it was set in to place. city councilman was among those who watched the overnight installation and expected to open by the summertime. >>> there is new video of a stock santa, a man dressed as santa claus on the ground tonight after crashing into the power lines. this will not happen to the real santa. reporter ryan hill will show us the wild scene in rio linda. >> it's a site no one wants to see, tangled up with no sleigh and no snow. this santa was parasailing. >> we're just blown away, like the biggest news that you get. >> reporter: and blown away by the man that will typically come down with the chimney at this time of the year. >> falling out of the sky. you can see them flying around all the time, like some kind of goat card with the parachute on top of that. >> they were just trying to spread some holiday cheer. and at the airport, but it didn't happen. >> it's a big relief, they will be able to get all the

handle that given all the investments that we've made at rbi and with our three brands, burger king, horton'se's we also think that transparency around food, quality ingredients, responsible packaging, these are things that were on our radar and have become much more important for consumers throughout 2020 and we think will be priorities heading into 2021, and the other piece that i think that came out strong in 2020 was the importance of community, the importance of staying close to our guests, close to our team members, close to our communities in which we operate. we doubled down on that with tortions, with burger king and popeye's in our home, ma as well as internationally making sure we connected well with our guests locally, giving back, making sure that people were clear about the purpose of our brands and making sure that we they sea us every day supporting and helping us in difficult times. those are trusted brands and love brands moving forward into 2021. >> jose, it's kelly here and some restaurants are trying to reshape the drive-through experience and reshape the kinding experien

horton is one of the more important ones that we feel excellent about and all of these demand catalystsh, and that's before we have an opportunity next year to leverage the relationship and partnership that we have with google as i said in q3 of next year, we'll go to market as adt plus google >> you can see a big transition point for the company, which has had volatile stock over the past couple of years. jim, thank you for joining us. >> thank you >>> tyler? >>> coming up in power movers, electric vehicles, heart monitors and the most streamed artist of 2020 we want to show you the stocks of the vaccine makers. they are bouncing back today pfizer, biontech, moderna, all higher getting their vaccines' approval in the uk "power lunch" will be right back >>> welcome back, everybody. time for power movers. we start with workhorse, electrical vehicle maker the u.s. postal service delay ing decision to incorporate electric vehicles. workhorse group is down. irhythm technologies is down, medical services on what will be covered and, according to analysts, the decision wasn't quite as positiv

ali horton was late to crawl and is still not walking, so a seattle area 8th grader named eli murphyided to help him out as a school project. he adapted a rideable electric toy jeep, altering its steering system pedals and adding some safety features. >> because it felt like the right thing to do, but i was also looking for something to do while covid was going, and just give me some sanity, kind of throughout this tough time. >> every time he learned something new on the jeep, you can just see him light up, and that empowerment is really really fun for us to see. >> ali's new ride cost under $400, including the jeep. that's far less than an electric wheelchair which can run tens of thousands of dollars, and that 8th grader spending much greater use of his time in quarantine than my children are. >> exactly. i have been really worried about what the long-term studies are going to say about what our kids learned over the past year, and that guy really has got the right attitude. >> no doubt. >> thanks for joining us. i'm christine romans. >> and i'm ryan nobles, stick around, though,

here's jake horton from reality check. there were warnings... modestly compared to 2019 air travel, it was down by about 60%. there were still concerns that they may see a surge in infections following the holiday, and we did see infections grow, but prior to the holiday, there was already a surge in infections in the us. so what we actually saw was a continuation of the curves upwards. after thanksgiving, infections went up after thanksgiving, infections went up about 20%. but infections in the two weeks before thanks giving were also up 20%. so, again, we saw a community awe continuation of that curve. that's not to say thanks giving had no impact, it could've been the case that thanks giving was going to see a leveling off of infections, but the gatherings actually saw infections continue growing and growing and growing. in the national data actually, there are some cracks in the statements, which is all and uptake. we —— which saw and uptake. massachusetts was one state where infections were relatively heavy. through the holiday, they have r

of some some of the most reck salable quick service brands in the world, burger king, popeyes tim horton'sil, jose, great to have you back, thanks for being here. first assess the situation for us, josÉ, we are hearing lots of commentary from new york, governor cuomo saying shut down restaurants, the numbers don't look good, we can't have any restaurantish door dining, how do you see it, how would you assess the business today? >> well, good morning, maria, thanks for having me again. great to see you. the situation is definitely challenging, consumer behaviors are changing, mobility is limited. disposable income has been impacted pretty significantly and on the small business front, the restaurant front a ton of uncertainty given consumer behavior with the lockdowns and our franchisees, small business owners are facing difficulties as a result. that said, i think there's been a lot of innovation in the industry for some time that's been accelerated throughout the pandemic, drive-thrus are very important part of the by for our by in particular, delivery has been accelerated in terms of usa

the tips of the spear the 1st people to step in to help generate these herd immunity which is sold horton to us to get a grip on this terrible disease those 1st vaccinations will happen just days after the u.s. food and drug administration approved it on friday science and data guided the f.d.a. decision we worked quickly based on the urgency of this pandemic not because of any other extra no pressure that external pressure came from president trump who on friday tweeted to han to quote get the damn vaccines out now the vaccine has shown to be 95 percent effective in preventing covert $1000.00 transmission but it must be stored it ultra cold temperatures the road to immunity across the u.s. is likely to be paved with pain and tragedy the head of the u.s. centers for disease control says over the next 60 to 90 days some 3000 americans that's more than were killed in the 911 attacks will die each day of covert 19 and then there are the conspiracy theorists and skeptics who say they will refuse to take it i think sometimes that thing might be a hoax and. i don't think i'd even fall with it b

just like the willie horton campaign was effective for republicans back in 1988.s is the kind of environment we are operating in these days politically. i have a lot of folks who write to me and say, how can black people support the democrats? they were doing this and that. these folks don't know how to recognize their own interests. i think black voters know how to recognize their interest just as ll as whitewe evangelicals who voted for trump. look at the trump tax schedule that has benefited the upper voters muchntage more than the lower income voters. but he is still our guy. that is the way his supporters feel. it pays to look closely at these important political questions. the most important question thatics is, who controls is this guy or woman on my side? a lot of different decisions go into that. if they are the same ethnic or racial group or the same if their labor or management, these factors go into the decision-making of each rotor. a lot of candidates -- of each voter. an obvious majority of voters supported joe biden over donald trump. like it or ha

horton, they said any l said millennials are starting to buy as well.o i think that you still want to have exposure there for sure. >> maybe spurred the trend that we thought would eventually happen anyway, that the millennials would buy houses so this sparks the trend and maybe it continues from here >> absolutely. low interest rates will help my only concern is pricing is starting to go higher. so we have to keep an eye on home prices. obviously that is because we only have two months of supply in housing the inventory is not there so let's keep an eye on pricing. but that is why i suggest that sherwin williams has pricing power to offset that too >> one of the stocks you like is another stay-at-home one, match group. again, you think this is a situation where the demand for this sticks around long after maybe we are able to get back out? >> yeah, it is a stay-at-home, but also a total addressable market story 600 million global online singles ages 18 to 65. growing at 3.5% per year and 65% of these people haven't even used online sites yet so this co

just like the willie horton campaign was effective for republicans back in 1988. the kind of environment we are operating in these days politically. i have a lot of folks who write to me and say, how can black people support the democrats? they were doing this and that. these folks don't know how to recognize their own interests. i think black voters know how to recognize their interest just as ll as whitewe evangelicals who voted for trump. look at the trump tax schedule that has benefited the upper voters muchntage more than the lower income voters. but he is still our guy. that is the way his supporters feel. it pays to look closely at these important political questions. the most important question thatics is, who controls is this guy or woman on my side? a lot of different decisions go into that. if they are the same ethnic or racial group or the same if their labor or management, these factors go into the decision-making of each rotor. a lot of candidates -- of each voter. an obvious majority of voters supported joe biden over donald trump. like it or hate i

state knows i asked backin secretary of state knows i asked back in april to have mass testing in hortonitations so that people can come as close to that 21 day mark as possible. clinically, the 21 days is a minimum not a possible. clinically, the 21 days is a minimum nota maximum, but the goal is clearly on or as close to the 21st day as possible. is my right honourable friend is aware, my cleethorpes constituency is in tier 3, and although there has been a considerable drop in the infection rate, people are still concerned about the roll—out of the vaccine. can he give an upset —— and update an absolute assurance that my constituents will feature in the roll—out in coming weeks? constituents will feature in the roll-out in coming weeks? yes, we are working very hard to get the vaccine out to every part of the country including cleethorpes, and i will look into exactly when the vaccine is arriving in cleethorpes andi vaccine is arriving in cleethorpes and i will get back to him as soon as possible. we go to sheffield to paul blomfield. thank you, madam deputy speaker. now, the secretary