all right, let's now go to hamburg in germany to isaac. isaac, your question please.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 mob. 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 celebrities, anybody, really, cooks, as sarah mentioned, previously, they only

all right, let's now go to hamburg in germany to isaac. isaac, your question please? 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 celebrities, anybody, really, cooks, as sarah mentioned, previously, they only had th

she worked with director isaac chung to get it right.ad a freedom from him, from the director, so we create maybe together, both isaac and me, so the truth is, isaac said, his grandmother is totally different than the one i played in the movie. minari has been the subject of controversy because it was only permitted to compete in the golden globes' best foreign language film category, although it was financed by us companies, put together by an american director and tells an american story. it was shut out of the globes' best picture categories because it did not have more than 50% of its dialogue in english. but this won't be an issue at the oscars, and the picture has already secured best picture nominations or the equivalent from other major awards bodies. the minari cast believes the best picture win by parasite last year at the oscars definitely increased the demand for korean storytelling. for us, as asians or koreans, we never thought about somebody could get the award from oscar, so bong joon—ho gave us a big present for us and t

isaac has autism and like many kids hasn't thrived academically at home.fear for my son is already happening. i mean, he's regressing stressed out students. can't learn. and if you have additional learning needs and you're particularly struggling on zoom, then you might have additional stress school sign colleges. rebecca brand steadier coaches, parents and children, social and emotional needs and you want to help calm their quills, she says before the pandemic, one in five kids had a mental health issue or trouble learning now. we're just seeing a lot more. we're seeing a lot more kids who are stressed. we're seeing a lot more children who are struggling with learning data shows, depression, anxiety and thoughts of suicide among young people are all up, the cdc says emergency room visits have spiked to psychologists left working at the crisis level. our resources were tapped. before the pandemic, and so now we have what i've been referring to as a pandemic of social, emotional learning needs and you bring down the four by making it. what am i gonna stress

isaac has autism and like many kids hasn't thrived academically at home. the biggest fear for my side is already happening. i mean, he's regressing stressed out students. can't learn. and if you have additional learning needs and you're particularly struggling on zoom, then you might have additional stress school sign colleges. rebecca brand steadier coaches, parents and children, social and emotional needs, and you want to help calm their quills, she says before the pandemic, one in five kids had a mental health issue or trouble learning now. we're just seeing a lot more. we're seeing a lot more kids who are stressed. we're seeing a lot more children who are struggling with learning data shows, depression, anxiety and thoughts of suicide among young people are all up, the cdc says emergency room visits have spiked to psychologists left working at the crisis level. our resource is were tapped. before the pandemic, and so now we have what i've been referring to as a pandemic of social, emotional learning needs and you break down the four by making it. what

isaac has autism and like many kids hasn't thrived academically at home.est fear for my son is already happening. i mean, he's regressing stressed out students. can't learn. and if you have additional learning needs and you're particularly struggling on zoom, then you might have additional stress school sign colleges. rebecca brand steadier coaches, parents and children, social and emotional needs, and you want to help calm their quills, she says before the pandemic, one in five kids had a mental health issue or trouble learning now. we're just seeing a lot more. we're seeing a lot more kids who are stressed. we're seeing a lot more children who are struggling with learning data shows, depression, anxiety and thoughts of suicide among young people are all up, the cdc says emergency room visits have spiked to psychologists left working at the crisis level. our resources were tapped. for the pandemic. and so now we have what i've been referring to as a pandemic of social, emotional learning needs and you bring down the four by making it. what am i gonna stre

isaac: there is a lot to chew on there.so when you talk about the people who stormed the capitol, to talk about or sounds like were not really class -based society anymore. as i write. you kind of have two very rich and it's on the very poor than everyone else. is that how you see it. it's either a group of people and some more precarious than others some of things there just precarious maybe. gerald: i think the problem is people don't have class contents. i think reading of history any of those in front coalition, may feel i assume that if they support tax cuts for the 1 percent, ultimately they will become part of the 1 percent and therefore they can benefit from those tax cuts once they climb class letter. i'm assuming that's the reason. or perhaps they think that even though i'm not doing well today, i'll be advantage to over some person of color with regards to particular job or position which gives me an investment in the status quo. i'm assuming that's part of the reason. if short answer is that we do have class soc

isaac, take us to ya what is good for kids and teens? >> okay. he's kind of imagining what the lives of his fellow commuters are like so he's drawing those illustrations in his notebook. this is a story about empathy. it is a beautiful tale, and i'm not going to give away the end just know that it is exquisite, and it ends with a heartfelt punch. you're going to want to love this. >> we want it for all our kids patch it through. >> hand it over. >> thank you. >> finally, jasmine, what do you have for kids or young adults? >> i also have a picture book. it's called "laxmi's mooch." it is the cutest story look at that illustration. you just want to pinch those cheeks it'll be fun for adults to read to kids. fun for kids to read it is a positive story about, like, seeing your own differences, and then being excited about them seeing other people's differences. it is joyful you'll love it >> jasmine, somebody has a book out in july. raise your hand if you have a book out in july is that jasmine? >> that's me i do jasmine, isaac, thank you. you can fi

. >> reporter: six of isaac garcia's family members got covid-19. three died. >> a second chance with my dad. >> reporter: isaac's dad survived a three month bout and is looking forward to seeing his 20 grandchildren at his michigan home. >> i feel great. i feel blessed. >> reporter: in little rock arkansas. >> it's hard to believe it's been a year. >> reporter: these grocery workers are getting their vaccine. >> can protect the people that mean the most to us. >> maximum flexibility. >> reporter: yesterday president biden announced a deal to purchase another 100 million doses of the covid-19 vaccine from johnson & johnson. >> we are on track to have enough vaccine supply for every american adult by the end of may. >> reporter: tomorrow president biden will sign into law the $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package that congress passed yesterday. >> the motion is adopted. this is the most consequential legislation many of us will ever be party to. >> reporter: the bill passed without a single republican vote. >> one of the worst pieces of legislatio

i c c with isaac.ly back in school next week, boys, and thank you for talking to us nicky, isaac and rory. you for talking to us nicky, isaac and ro . , you for talking to us nicky, isaac and rory-_ it _ you for talking to us nicky, isaac and rory._ it was i you for talking to us nicky, isaac and rory._ it was nice i you for talking to us nicky, isaac| and rory._ it was nice to and rory. goodbye. it was nice to net awa and rory. goodbye. it was nice to get away from — and rory. goodbye. it was nice to get away from your _ and rory. goodbye. it was nice to get away from your guests! i and rory. goodbye. it was nice to get away from your guests! the i and rory. goodbye. it was nice to i get away from your guests! the time is 11:50pm. 11 the time is 11:50am. the duke and duchess of sussex's highly anticipted interview with oprah winfrey is to be broadcast in the us this weekend. it has been a difficult few days for the royalfamily, with headlines dominated by meghan's comments that the palace could not ex

his name was isaac hayes.at some stax and ice a case become -- in the music part of the era and also the films that personify this new sense of freedom that black artists had. look, the look, the sand, the artistry of as a case, our incomparable. i his film from shaft, the film, winds for grammy awards. the first black pops onto pop on the popular charts. part talking, part singing, it is often said that the singing from shaft is the predecessor of modern rot. and it is not just because of how often it is sampled. so let me share the screen and we will watch a brief clip of as a case playing the theme of shaft in 1973. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the bald head, the sunglasses, the change which he said in an interview he wore so many gold chains in a interview to reverse image of what's a black man in chains meant. take a look at that. that is a much more useful use of symbols and black success than what james round was trying to do. and academy awards the 1972 he became the first african american to win a oscar for a non acti

and three, to get ready to potentially inoculate children one day.de aob >> reporter: six of isaac garcia's family members got covid-19. three died. >> second chance -- >> reporter: isaac's dad survived a three-month bout with the virus an20oorandchildren at his michigan home. >> feel great. i feel blessed. >> reporter: down in little rock, arkansas -- >> hard to believe it's been a year to be honest. >> reporter: these grocery store workers are getting their vaccines today. >> i can protect the people that mean most to us. >> reporter: nearly one in four u.s. adults have received at least one shot. >> maximum flexibility. >> reporter: yesterday president biden announced a deal to purchase another 100 million doses of the covid-19 vaccine from johnson & johnson. >> we're now on track to have enough vaccine supply for every american adult by the end of may. >> reporter: tomorrow president biden will sign into law the $1.9 trillion coronavirus this ie most consequential legislation that many of us will ever be a party to. >> reporter: the bill passed without a single republican vote. >> actua

dr yvette isaac. moving on to other news now.nst the military coup are continuing, despite the increasingly brutal crackdown by police and the military. meanwhile, the un's special envoy on myanmar has urged the security council to restore democracy to the country. in a closed—door meeting in new york, members were told that anti—coup demonstrators were beginning to lose faith in the united nations. mark lobel reports. the crackdown continues on citizens calling out the coup. all chant. they remained defiant, despite the deadliest week here. appealing for international support, these signs are reference to the un's responsibility to protect principle, to prevent mass killings. now, one month after the un's top security body called for a return to democracy, and for the immediate release of detainees, including unsung ct, it has met again. including unsung ct, it has met aaain. ~ , , again. we requested this morning's _ again. we requested this morning's meeting - again. we requested this . morning's meeting following further dete

developers in south africa are making it possible takes away a lot of the bureaucracy and and sheriff isaac said walks people really care about glitches protecting the environment. your able to find a lot of our conservation work directly through cryptocurrency. africa. 30 minutes from d w. people in trucks injured when trying to free the city sometimes more and more refugees are being turned away or. seem seem. to be heard on the screen the demonstrators the elite extreme fringe players to. go around the world more than 300 people are seeking. the audience because no one should have to sleep. make up your own mind the i w. . need for minds. this is day w news live from berlin no end in sight to germany's lock down for raising the late as a say to extend pandemic restrictions be on the a step as infection writes so will cost the threshold set to protect hospitals from being underwhelms. and poland enters any lockdown as coronavirus cases increase they and the government closes baal's restaurants at.

from a former skids front man richard jobson as alan's overbearing dad, to jason isaacs in a rip—roaringameo as a coke addled producer. it's a biopic, forrest gump meets boyz n the hood. personally, i could have lived without the somewhat hackneyed staged interviews, and for all its excesses, there's little sense that this gets under the skin of its la rger—than—life subject. but like many of the bands that mcgee champions, this is entertainingly bolshie fare. loud, brash and absolutely full of itself. creation stories is on sky cinema from saturday. it's a book. it's a little more than that. open it. you bought drugs from yourself? i had to beta test it. sticking with substance fuelled lifestyles, silk road retells the story of self—proclaimed dark web pirate ross ulbricht who made a fortune setting up what was effectively amazon for drugs. a site where narcotics could be bought, sold and even customer rated under the anonymity of bitcoin currency. that's 1.2 million a day. likeable love simon star nick robinson plays the real—life entrepreneur whose libertarian dreams of changing the w

celebrating 1700 years of german jewish history germany's earliest known jewish resident a man named isaac with 1700 years ago in the city of cologne today cologne is building a new jewish museum and the building incorporates some fascinating archaeological remains. it's still a construction site but right here in the heart of cologne a new museum for the city's jewish history is being built once complete it will present the results of a decades long archaeological excavations in the city. there of and here the great thing about working on these archaeological excavations is that it's incredibly complex here injured roman history meets medieval history meets jewish history sometimes these things are so closely related that they can't really be separated here you can see the semicircular arch of a roman portico facade and right in front of it there are the cellar walls of a medieval jewish hospital on the otoliths nutritionals retired. historical documents show that jews have lived in cologne since roman antiquity in the year 321 emperor constantine decreed that jews would be allowed to hol

. >> isaac, the high-yield funds have held up relatively well under the theory the fed has pumped soy into the economy it's effectively refencing the -- companies that companies that normally would have been in trouble when might the fed's protection of those companies effectively end? >> from a fundamental standpoint we're seek some weak necessary we've seen most of that price whap all right when you've seen huge reductions at this point, the teslas, ford, carnivals of the world all paying significantly lower yields, a lot of that is apparently priced in i think ultimately high yields are not that attractive. there are still great fundamentals going forward by year's end we're in much better place, but you really need to be watching them very closely. >>> gentlemen, thank you tune in at 1:00 p.m. for our in-depth look at high-yield investing. much more from steve and isaac and john davi will also join us halftime returns right after halftime returns right after this ♪ ♪ . ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ zero-commission trades for online u.s. stocks and etfs. and a commitment to get you the best price on ev

earlier i spoke with journalist isaac macondo in dar es salaam and asked him about speculation that president by the holy had caught covert 19. rumors . and they remain. rumors to the government the government. yesterday on the 17th of march. giving the. president. it was related to. actual relation or an irregular rhythm of. the demonstrations and this is a condition. he had been battling with for 10 years. that. this was dispersed this information was public knowledge. journalist kunda in dar es salaam there now let's catch up on some of the other developments in the corona virus pandemic europe's medical regulator is set to give its verdict today on the safety of the astra zeneca vaccine after several nations suspended its use over blood clots here's a study published in the lancet medical journal shows the majority of people who have head coach at 19 are protected from getting in again for at least 6 months and japan won't extend a state of emergency in the tokyo area when it expires on sunday but officials are warning against complacency. now champions league football and that's the top

we're aiming to increase that to 30 percent of isaac and so. right now commercial matters is sometimes overshadowed by the pandemic. or i just want to see how you're doing after 14 days in corentin. very much and it's tough being holed up in a little hotel room for 14 days well. we're doing ok i've been out in the sun i'm going for a cup of coffee. nice change from being stuck in one room all in all i coped pretty well. china is a key driver of the global economy and knows how to use its growing economic might to further its interests. that also applies to its dealings with the european union and its demands for greater fanous. we are standing on 27 feet and so it's always very easy for china in order to cause dissonance and. rifts within the european decision making process for example 70 plus $112.00 e.u. countries from the eastern european bloc as well as 5 that i actually not eat your members and china sit together in order to discuss business something i guess brussels doesn't really like. to speed said the marquis tax instance competitive

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lincoln goes to the president and says, dear, won't you promote isaac henderson to this position?enderson does get appointed. and then henderson turns out to be a crook. she was constantly going to bat for sketchy people who had bribed her and given her presents. so now she told them that they owed her something. and then she padded payrolls, falsified bills. she sold the milk from the white house cow. she engaged in all kinds of financial misdeeds. >> i also think that she really is charged with many crimes that are a misunderstanding of the context of the period. but as a matter of fact, no one worked harder for lincoln's re-election than mary lincoln. >> while mary entertains the press, lincoln continues to focus on the war. if the union cannot turn the tide, it is certain that the president will not win re-election. instant eraser from maybelline new york. our concealer does it all. in a click... conceal. contour. correct. easy to blend. instant eraser. only from maybelline new york. we're all born with 2.5 billion heartbeats, that makes you a billionaire. ♪ so let's not waste

as much as that is growing, it is not one to enough to compensate for a slow down in china, so isaact copper prices have already done extremely well, and i don't see them continuing through the course of the rest of this year. that is an important call. this is where i think the market disagrees with us. the market thinks commodity price increases can be extrapolated, that this is a super cycle. we don't think it is. guy: let's wrap it up on china in a little more detail. stocks have taken a big hit this week. we are down by nearly 3%. you talk about taking some of the air pressure out of the property market as well. do you think china can manage this process? it was interesting to see some stepping into the equity market this week. how good do you think they are going to be at maybe taking some air out of both of those markets? bhanu: if there's ever a time they could do it, it should be now because they are also going to get a tailwind. what has really stood out recently with china's trade data. the export numbers are very strong. that is a time when you can take the pressure away

less glad of the kenya hope some and i wish to pass a damper on my going to see them isaac they owe corseted us some yet and i must about because i think it's pretty cocky and off with a citizen who got a oh and quote on i want to buy a whole lot of 1st quarter they had bit of us. into it with us and us next week on a new food. got a fish got a different kind of mushroom my stamp we'd. gone tell you just set they enter and of it they quieted him as it will my hand either in 2 in tone it's got a vicious way off in a murder for coffee in london with a study isn't a. system in them yet oh my that it was a so. i'm. giving. my advice and i say don't if you don't seem rude but would you let mad you if it was so but if your future ball must see literally the thought of the storm is the. symbol of the 3rd was absolute images all of your just interwove since the pair left. she wanted just starving and i saw i use. some of my starch bellairs on this from the left this one to preach the juice it in half is a pump was only job no money into. going to is this. some of the. video we must look you know sor

. >> good morning for those watching today's lecture my name is isaac spencer, the chair of the department of history at the university of mary washington. as well as a instructor in this course. see the usa, the history of road tripping and american culture. today is my pleasure to -- as well as the original designer for the course. professor henry holds a b.a. from the university of william mary, a degree from catholic university, and but hp and phd from the university of maryland at college park. her research interests focus on concept of police making as well as social justice issues in the discipline of historic preservation. in addition, professor henry is forever a student of vernacular architecture including roadside architecture, which dovetails nicely with this class as well as today's lecture. entitled the moved the blue, whole tails of a icon. welcome professor. >> thank you very much professor spencer. good morning everyone. it's really great to see you. thank you so much. so this is what i think of when i think of a road trip. right? the open road. all semester you've been st

so happy birthday, isaac. [ cheers and applause ] i want to make an announcement that jimmy kimmel willer ] he will be doing entertainment. >> jimmy: i'm coming to the party, yeah. >> this is great. >> jimmy: i'd love to come to isaac's party. is it going fob one of those where people drive by? those are the worst parties. it's like, hey, look, there's my friends -- oh, there they go. >> yeah, we got a used bouncy house that's been at 12 different places. don't even wash it, we'll put it up, i'm sure it's fine. there's a ballroom, it's great. no, jimmy, you know me. i'm an obsessive-compulsive workaholic. >> jimmy: you are kind of, aren't you? what have you been working on? it seems like you've done jobs that didn't even exist to get this far. >> that is true. even when i -- i said yes to everything offered. i was on every zoom game show. and believe me -- it's funny you say that about zoom and everyone coplains about zoom, but could you imagine being the president of zoom? it's like, we are providing an essential service and everyone [ bleep ]ing hates us! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and we

. >> reporter: isaac larian is c.e.o. of m.g.a. entertainmant, maker of the wildly popular l.o.l. surprise ask rainbow high dolls. >> we have 445 containers sitting or on the water. >> reporter: it's not a problem of supply. >> we have the merchandise, and if we could send consumers swimming into the ocean to go into the containers to get them, we would do that. >> reporter: and the clock is ticking with easter just weeks away. where are all your easter baskets now? >> it's in the ocean. >> reporter: charlie woo's company, mega toys, moved most of its easter basket production to china during covid. now those baskets are backed up at the port. how much do you stand to lose? >> millions. >> reporter: the bottleneck is choking businesses up and down the supply chain. in los angeles, long shoremen and women sick with qo qod are adding to the showdown. >> we have to keep managing and squeezing every hour of work here at the port that we can. >> reporter: until then, many businesses will simply have to wait for their ship to come in. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> diaz: still a

later on after we finished that, isaac said, my grandmother was not like you at all.ct dedicated the film to all of our grandma's. youn said she thought of her own who made so many sacrifices for her family and the difficult years after the korean war. >> i didn't realize until i was over 60, i was so bad to my grandmother. so from that time, every night, i pray for her, just ask her forgiveness. i was so stupid and i didn't know your sacrifice and your love and your devotion. i understood perfectly this script. reporter: in the fil his wrestling watching, profane grandma learns to love mountain dew. in one memorable scene, david puts urine in her cup instead of soda. it was eight-year-old actor and as you can see, stylemaker alan kim's favorite scene. >> it wasn't real pee though, because that was very bad. it was mountain dew. reporter: did you know much about that generation of people coming from korea to the united states? >> my mom and dad say it's called the american dream but i've never heard about that. reporter: "minari's" golden globe win came in the foreign

so we actually created that character together and later on, after we finished that movie and isaac saidr was not like at all. >> he dedicated the film to all of our grandmas, eun said she thought of her own who made so many sacrifices for her family after the korean war. >> i didn't realize until i get 60, i was so bad to pie grandmother. but from that time, every night i prayed for her, just ask her forgiveness, i was so stupid and i didn't know your sacrifice and your love and your emotion. ind stad perfectly. >> in the film the wrestling watching propane grandma learns to love mountain dew. >> good boy, good boy. >> in one memorable scene, he puts urine in her cup instead offed soar. it was eight year old act are and as you can see style maker alan kim's favorite sceep. >> it wasn't real pee though because that is very bad. it was mountain de-w. >> did you know much about that generation of people coming from tor korea to the united states. >> my mom and dad say it is called the american dream but i never heard about that. >> mineri golden globe win came in the foreign language categ

isaac sturgeon is from montana. he was arrested, accused of helping to push a police barricade, the low level barricades against police officers, and then later throwing things at them. both will have their court appearances here in the next few hours. >> and if i can, while i have you, let's pivot for a moment and talk about the supreme court today acting on a case concerning wisconsin's 2020 election results. tell us about that. >> right. well to the surprise of absolutely no one, the supreme court declined to take this case up. this was a trump appeal of wisconsin's procedure for handling mail-in ballots and it maintained his perfect record of not having any success at all with the supreme court with their various ways trying to challenge state election procedures. you may remember that right after the voting in pennsylvania, while the counting was still underway, trump and his associates tried to get the state not to count mail-in ballots that were sent in after election day. the court did not do that. there wer

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we're aiming to increase that share to 30 percent of isaac and so. right now commercial matters the sometimes overshadowed by the pandemic. i just want to see how you're doing after 14 days in quarantine. imagine is being holed up in a little hotel room for 14 days well. we're doing ok i've been out in the cern i'm going for a cup of coffee. there's a nice change from being stuck in one room all in all i coped pretty well. china is a key driver of the global economy and knows how to use its growing economic might to further its interests. that also applies to its dealings with the european union and its demands for greater fanous. we are standing on 27 feet and so it's always very easy for china in order to cause dissonance and. rifts within the european decision making process. for example 70 plus one. countries from the eastern european bloc as well as 5 that i actually not your members. sit together in order to discuss business something i guess brussels doesn't treat it like. a dispute said the marquis texas and competitive disadvantage is china'

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brent: isaac, thank you.e in europe, the former french president is facing a three-year prison sentence. he was found guilty of corruption and influence peddling. his lawyer plans to appeal the conviction. he's been embroiled in several corruption investigation since his presidency ended in 2012. reporter: h leaves court a convicted man, spectacular fall from grace from former president, once the most powerful man in france. the court heard house are cozy told his lawyers he offered a cushy job in exange for information into an inquiry into him. the court said the verdict was never in doubt. >> it would have been impossible to have another decision. citizens should be reassured there are no double standards in france. the judiciary is independent. reporter: in a post on instagram, the former president's wife called the verdict unfounded and unjustified. she said her husband was determined to clear his name. the verdict is a blow to his plans to relaunch his political career and put him on the back foot before

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