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this is a pretty big gap, and i wonder whether reconciliation is still probably the more likely outcome. isaack that is how we should all be thinking about this issue. there's currently a $1.3 trillion divide between the white house's opening offer and what we got from the 10 gop senators just this morning. that is a massive delta, and one that is not going to be breached in a single meeting -- going to be bridged in a single meeting. the white house is going to spend more time negotiating, but the cleanest and likeliest path at this point is using budget reconciliation, which for investors means the price tag will be higher, but it is going to take a little while longer, probably six or seven weeks. alix: that raises my question. what is the market pricing in, something faster and smaller or longer and bigger? isaac: it is hard to tell with any given movement in the market at this point, but based on my client conversations, i think there has been some awareness that the end of the first quarter is the target. that is largely because we know the congress only moves around deadlines, and that

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in the 1600s, and there's a story that she may have gone to live in this house built by her son isaac. this is in marshfield and it's open to the public. again, she may have lived here for the final years of her life. we're not quite sure. after her death, her memory continues to be honored by her descendants. in fact, a number of her descendants joins the revolutionary war and remain loyalists. and you can see in the records there is a strong attachment to their british lineage. it's so interesting how her heritage and her influence did have these lasting repercussions. generations of winslows were still named penelope and pelham. and her female relatives in particular, they care for the family history, the heritage, the heirlooms. this is true where women are the preservers of heritage and history, but also pieces of the historical record. and i just want to show you one last material item having to do with penelope's story. this is a commemorative marker placed in the early 20th century at the home sites of both winslow families. so the stone just honors governors edward and josiah. it m

and isaac and miatta fahnbulleh, i will see both in a - fahnbulleh, i will see both in a little bit. that's it for the papers thise stories being covered by newspapers and websites here. goodbye for now. good evening. hello i am sir mclarens of the bbc sport centre. —— sarah mulkerrins. it's been quite the night of football — manchester united won 9—0 against southampton at old trafford, equalling the biggest wins in premier league history. it began badly for southampton. inside two minutes of his first start for the club alexandre jankewitz was sent off for this challenge on scott mctominay. and they never recovered. mctominay did though and got the sixth goal of the night. the saints lost another man to a red card before the end and the nine men conceded a ninth in the final moments, danieljames with the record equalling goal and taking his team level on points with leaders manchester city. sheffield united came from behind to win 2—1 at home to west brom, they're now only one point behind their relegation rivals. west brom started the evening four points above the blades at the bottom of the premier league tab

's as very profound way isaac, our director, lee isaac chung has this great story about how his grandmotherrifies the water and the soil around it. he told me in all the years that his dad tried to do all these different types of crops, the thing that grew the best was his grandmother's minari, they didn't reel have to keep after it, just did it on its own. >> stephen: we'll take a quick break. stick around. back with nor steven yeun. i'm david collado i chose the spark cash card from capital one. cause i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. last year i redeemed $21,000 in cash back which i used for new equipment, to expand production. what's in your wallet? step up. prep up. to help keep you free from the risk of hiv. descovy for prep. a once-daily prescription medicine... ...that helps lower the chances of getting hiv through sex. it's not for everyone. descovy for prep has not been studied in people assigned female at birth. talk to your doctor to find out if it's right for you. descovy is another way to prep. descovy does not prevent other sexually transmitted infections, so

isaac with this crisis, we are in the role of technology and trade wars that we have had.g phase 3. phase 3 is about extending its power invoice. i think it's going to be very interesting to watch. i don't think the world is ready for a china phase 3 which is that soft power, that negotiation, that expansion of its influence as we have seen in asia. it's going to be really interesting to see how it combines. the relationships over the next year. shery: let me just ask you the question of the day-to-day. we continue to see these market gains across the united states. really, it could not out space -- outpace the gains we have seen in china so far. how will china stocks perform versus its u.s. peers? what do you think? virginie: i think china will open stronger. i'm still overweight china. in terms of the positioning. china, the challenges big here. it will be to think about how china things about its monetary policy. clearly, it doesn't want to remember you to be too strong. it doesn't want to show too much excess investment have -- as we've seen in the past. as we saw earl

is planning to send its 1st all civilian crew to space by the end of this year american billionaire jared isaac says he will take 3 other normal astronauts with him to all but on board space x.'s dragon capsule is looking to raise $200000000.00 from the trip. so this is our desire these are the top stories and the u.s. a threat to reimpose sanctions on myanmar after a coup by military leaders prompted international condemnation the u.n. secretary general called to take over a serious blow to democratic reforms the military seized power early on monday detaining democratically elected leader and sent to cheat and dozens of government ministers it says the overthrow is temporary and has promised elections in a year and a feller's in yangon with details on the presumed whereabouts of mir mast taint leader. she is in her heavenly nato and the port city home is me surrounded by security forces and she's been trapped moved in that so it's like me that she still that know where moon is last night people are going to take a place in that the m.p.'s and the west and he come to nato in the capital those

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there is a story that she may have gone to live at this house billed by her son isaac in the late 1600sfor the final years of her life. so this is open to the public this home, and again she may have lived here for the final years of her life, we are not sure. but after her death, her memory continues to be honored by her descendants. in fact a number of her descendants, join the revolutionary war and became loyalists. and you can see the records, there is a strong attachment to their british lineage. it is interesting how her heritage, and her influence did have lasting repercussions. generations of winds lows, continue to be named penelope. and her female relatives in particular and they have the heirlooms the heritage of her history and there are many families who are the preserver's of family heritage and history, and there's larger pieces of the historical record. i want to show you one last material item, and this is a commemorative marker, this is placed in the early early 20th century. for both of the winslow's both their families. it makes no mention of suzannah winds low, and

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joining me now to discuss this is natasha isaac, a barrister specialising in family law.at question. it is incredibly serious. _ it now? entry for that question. it is incredibly serious. in _ it now? entry for that question. it is incredibly serious. in the i is incredibly serious. in the criminal courts, we have heard across the whole of the system, it doesn't get talked about enough, in family courts we are starting to see similar delays to those in the criminal system.— similar delays to those in the criminal system. what are the implications— criminal system. what are the implications of _ criminal system. what are the implications of those - criminal system. what are the implications of those delays i criminal system. what are the | implications of those delays on victims and defendants? the implications of those delays on victims and defendants? the delay is such that in — victims and defendants? the delay is such that in the _ victims and defendants? the delay is such that in the family _ victims and defendants? the delay is such that in the family court - victims

where you lost does come or so this was used for mustard gas which was transported here from the factory near hull or and stored in one of 7 bunkers. isaac's bunkers were used to store mustard gas and one bunker or rather assistance was used to store clark. the main part of this plant was dedicated to producing munitions empty cartridges mines and shells were filled here are gone not the wooden you go for red means out of bounds white all clear the science show which parts of the 100 had tape property can be accessed and which can't know maps or plans so the foreman munitions factory remain so you have a strong uses the bavarian plants layout for orientation. in the us shells were transported around the factory via conveyor belts through a network of subterranean tunnels ruins of those tunnels still survive. after the collapse of east germany the grounds was fenced off these get checked once a month and 90 survey determined the contaminated areas which was sealed off the ground water was found to be severely pollution by residues of arsenic and mustard gas. is in the thing i'm fairly say other very high concentrations of pollutants in the

this korean immigrant family that moves to the united states in the '80s. they launch into their own version of the american dream. really compelling storytelling here. writer/director lee isaac own life experiences for this. that cast, steven young will be on "gma" monday. they talked about how elements are relatable. check it out. you'll hear a lot more about this movie as award season kind of plays out. and another one i'm excited about, "the united states vs. billie holiday." best original song nominee for andra day. she's incredible, directed by lee daniels. andra never acted before, so she dives into the deep end, and she's getting awards attention for this. really transforming into this legendary jazz singer, diving into the trauma, the pain, the story really surrounding how she was targeted by the government and ended up reinvigorating the civil rights movement in many different ways. those are two you can check out for sure. >> a successful first crack at acting, and "minari," very nice to see in a movie, you know, envisioning what the american dream looks like in a way we don't often see. >> that's right. >> jeremy, what nominated tv show should we binge? >> let's g

minari was written and directed by isaac chung, who grew up on a farm in arkansas. his family comes from south korea. thised to stay true to little details that i remember that i personally wanted to preserve, but at the same time, it's also very fictional. all the characters are very different from my parents and my grandmother, and that's to try to make a story, try to make it a film. the parents in the film, the married couple, have a tautness in their relationship. they have different aspirations. a particularly engaging aspect of the story is what unfolds when the young son's grandmother, newly arrived from south korea, enters the household. he doesn't like her at first, but they grow extremely close. i don't like grandma... why does your character like his grandmother in the end? he doesn't like her to begin with. he can't really see i the goodness inside of her and the fun, | i think, you've got. the grandmother is played by south korean screen legend youn yuh—jung. she gives a very skilful and endearing performance. she worked with director isaac chung to get it right. iasked him, "should i imitat

years before i created a music video with the director isaac and their producer kenya and of continuo very talented people that was great but this time this was or the director could mention the british nigerian he does or the big afro beats. videos music videos but he's also a friend of mine and. i expressed to him my interest in creating material 'd like this that wasn't just a song by it was also based on the continent i said to him as soon as i wrote the piece of black yellow red that ended up in the film i said to him we're going to go out to uganda and we're just going to do ever we can really get there and that's what we did fortunately we were well taken care of in the community of ca marcia where we did not most of the filming. and the rest of the team. but people were very supportive and co-operative excited and it was a great experience the couple of bt she stayed e.p. compilation and you're introducing in the performance in a film of black yellow ranch i went how many scientists tina she's a nurse she's based in uganda and respond to her thoughts. and. that's really not that i'm. as under your knowledge. jesse rememb

perhaps traders aren't super-worried about it >> so, mike, let me finish can this deirdre laid out some of the challenges that mike isaac will face -- if you were to look at the one, two, three top items on his agenda, what are they? and with respect particularly to regulatory moves is he ready to handle that that's going to be a big issue for him and the company in the future >> yeah, totally fair. i think -- well, i think they're still waiting to see what the incoming administration will look like. there were some questions around who biden's cabinet appointees were going to be are they friendly to tech or not? there was a question -- yorp her name, but one potential appointee who was a tech lobbyist at one point. i think all the tech companies are waiting to see what that will look like as far as the future, continuing the cloud business, continuing to push on a lot of their services, music, you know, and then just continue to see how logistics is going to lay out and how they grow the art of the burgeoning prime business. >> well, the lucky and good mike isaac and exceptionally extraordinarily excellent deirdre bosa

hank aaron, billy williams, isaac smith, gerald williams, they all played ball in mobile and in this community. and they are all in the hall of fame fame. and living here is cleon jones who is with the miracle nets. anne so we have the mobile county training school. and that high school it closed in 1970, with integration. as a lot of other black high schools closed at that time with integration. there is a middle school, and that middle school is still open except today it. this bell was on the clotilda. and they would ring that bell on that certain ceremonies. so this is our latest marker. we placed this marker right here, and it has all the updated information on it, about africa town. and this is the africatown bridge, that was constructed in 1995. and we are going to go down to the end of this road. to show you where the park is going to be. but i found something interesting, you see that sign over there says for lease. that is the meaher family. so you will see, those signs strategically in this area. with property for lease. and this is kimberley clark. the paper manufacturing

letters such as this letter that i found it's really important to think she starts off in 1863 and she writes my dear husband. i received your last letter tell and then ending up i say tell isaac that his mother and others got clothing that they sent so there's an exchange of community when we see this letter from martha farewell my dear husband from your wife asking him to write soon to experience these moments of gratitude about the war but also worried about the experience of their children and other people in the community that they left. this is a image of the 127th ohio regiment and later called the fifth us colored truth in ohio and as they're about to go to war we see a group of people standing on the street faring bearing witness through the experience of these soldiers. and in terms of the war and the importance importance of history and barbara and i when we created and worked on the book. envision a emancipation we wanted to think about self emancipated people women who and men who are also known as curious as runaway and this is a quote runaway ad from louis manicult plantation and his papers and this is where he highlights these dollar reward for a woman by the n

for your last just come or so this was used for mustard gas which was transported here from the factory near hull or and stored in one of 7 bunkers. on isaac'sbunkers were used to store mustard gas and one bunker or rather assistant was used to store clark. the main part of this plant was dedicated to producing munitions empty cartridges mines and shells were filled here or grown not only would you go for red means out of bounds weiss all clear the science show which parts of the 100 head to property can be accessed and which can't know maps or plans of the former munitions factory remain so you have destroyed uses the bavarian plants layout for orientation. of the gas shells were transported around the factory via conveyor belts through a network of subterranean tunnels ruins of those tunnels still survive. after the collapse of east germany the grounds was fenced off these get checked once a month and 90 survey determined the contaminated areas which was sealed off the ground water was found to be severely pollution by residues of arsenic and mustard gas. is in the thing i'm fairly sad a very high concentrations of pollutants in the ground

mentioned sammy and the gun was established actually actually after the defeat of isaac is sitting in iraq in 20172000 did gene and this god was established to hold the families of those people as you as you said also we have something like 62 thousands. that is this that got it to percent of the not women and children and that he meaning it and thousands of mainly fighters they are flung. different countries on the one. most of the civilians women and children are syrians and iraq east but they are also 10000 children and women they are from like 5057 counties on the world most of these countries especially libya and countries mainly france i'm talking here are sort of locked on to dig up i mean their citizens back home why didn't cause it don't want to actually and they don't want to have the ghost because because if you if you take them back home you have to look to have them not be before a court of law and in the court of law his day unlikely that you can't convict them and you are going to spend a lot of money also on plying them so this is why so many european countries are sort of like that big these are the go

accountability, and my colleagues from democratic side of the aisle have been awfully quiet on this issue where isaacof a sudden they are very silent, after they had gone after justice kavanaugh at the time cuomo side justice needed a lie detector test fbi should conduct investigation in 201 when assemblyman lopez was accused of sexual harassment he said he had to resign immediately there was zero tolerance for this i would like more of my colleagues female colleagues coming out demanding a thorough investigation, and maybe the governor needs to take a lie detector test too. >> you want o to see him tick lie detector test. >> suggestion. >> the governor facing some call for investigation, from inside right ashley judd, eva lan or goia were supporters now they say they want a probe what is going on within the democrat party because you mentioned, aoc she has been somewhat vocal about it, saul now ready to throw cuomo over the over the edge. what is going on do you think within the democrat party? is is progressive wing turning around saying you know what? now is our time to get out you the who we want

isaac. that's not the idea that we started bid we wanted to give dignity is to be the. father set up the table and in this water on the way we came to. check out. my life. and told the wall and gives as well as. the seed of something i would like to see the wall and tears of the sea more than war did give me. you're going to. treat all your stuff. down don't forget we might be passing on by a few books worked out but if we need. donations of will be sent into the it's. the moment we are what you get is an experience of compassion that confession from not because compassion can only be expedient. and you don't want anyone. that's priceless. i was basically faced with that situation where the apartment manager knew i didn't have any way of paying immediately. but when i told her i was going to start working and i had family that would cover the rent until then it didn't matter she said. that she knew i was going to go back to him that she'd seen it happen hundreds of times before where. women claim that they're being abused and then they run right. back to the man that they're alleging abuse against and she

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where here last does come or so this was used for mustard gas which was transported here from the factory near hollow and stored in one of 7 bunkers. isaac's bunkers were used to store mustard gas and one bunker or rather a system was used to store clark. the main part of this plant was dedicated to producing munitions empty cartridges mines and shells were filled here are not the wooden your fruit red means out of bounds white all clear the science show which parts of the 100 hectare property can be accessed and which cannot know maps or plans so the form of munitions factory remain so your hannahs troy uses the bavarian plants layout for orientation. of the gas shells were transported around the factory via conveyor belts through a network of subterranean tunnels ruins of those tunnels still survive. after the collapse of east germany the grounds was fenced off these get checked once a month and 90 survey determined the contaminated areas which was sealed off the ground water was found to be severely pollution by residues of arsenic and mustard gas. is in the thing i'm fairly sad a very high concentrations of pollutants in the groundwate

i saw this woman and she succumbed to my house tonight i went and nobody was there. and i think about something isaac -- said to me in a very serious interview. i said, do you believe in free will? and with the same cadence and rhythm he said, i have no choice. so there is a lot of philosophy embedded in that and it can perhaps convey a lot of wisdom as well as humor. so thank you for asking for humor to end this interview. i want your interviews to end as best as possible. >> take you for sharing your time. and your insight and your life with kqed and with all of us here. >>> michael crosley, kqed's foremost retiring after 28 years. thank you. >> take you. >>> something beautiful was suggested by a michael crosley who told us one of his favorite places is black is pastor in tiburon. the serene field featuring a statue of a much love for life force that once lived there. we dedicate this week's look at something beautiful towards urinary colleague, michael crosley, happy trails michael. i'm pretty clemens. you can find more of our information on kqed/newsroom. thank you for joining us. we're off next

this advantage was in the next. year. at the getting an institute studies of monkeys are helping scientists refine and optimize optical see isaac h. one particular species are the closest proxy researchers have to the human brain when it comes to hearing and speech. right side so we are in vice the snuffing this is an exact line of work with marmosets which are very small monkeys that way around 400 grams also there are about the same size as oral sores and her 4 perfect animals to experiment with in my field of auditory research because they operate with an unusually broad vocal repertoire in a social context when it's in short they communicate with sounds which is of course very interesting for auditory researchers and scientists. in one experiment with marmosets a monkey is led to believe that another is calling out the sounds are gradually modified to resemble the quality of a coke clear implant so the researchers can determine at what point they become unintelligible. what's interesting about this experiment is that the same boucle ization sounds are usually used by both animals commune. cadence for us in the wild animals

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in this environment of low rates, is there no alternative? equities are still the place to be? isaacally is a tailwind for equity sales. we think those loan to cash rates in the u.s. are there for the next two, three, maybe five years. they are not budging. we expect them to be very supporting. we think -- yields will drift higher. we can see them another hundred basis points or so higher. in this year, the middle of next year, that does provide a strong -- for fiscal, and cyclical stocks and financial stocks. it bodes into a positive outlook for u.s. equities. over the medium-term, the next five years, is a positive story from the u.s. and global equities. shery: isaac poole, thank you. we do want to check vanessa -- the message because we just heard a confirmation that they made an approach to a u.k. chip designer. this acquisition would be an all cash deal. with no final decision on the deal. we are seeing renaissance falling more than 5%, after they approached -- them with a 67.50 euro per share offer. those talks continue. renesas saying no final decision has been made it. retur

isaac in lexington park, maryland. you're on with our guest, go ahead. >> thank you. thank you for taking my call. i realized that i was understanding why we were in this mess in the first place dealing. just to be clear, are we still -- >> we moved to a new topic. >> okay. well then let me go ahead and let another caller come in because i was calling about that. >> we'll take it up in the last half hour, isaac, so if you want to give us a call and try again. democrats line, go ahead. >> caller: yes, good morning. as far as i agree that people can't live on the present minimum wage. but the minimum wage is like corporate welfare. because people making that has to realize on social safety net, government food stamps, et cetera. the taxpayer taking up the slack and technology is going to take over regardless. the minimum wage is going to affect that. technology rollbacks is going to continue but it will cause inflation but we're already seeing that. the way the stock market is inflated, as crazy as it may seem, one of the goals is inflation which is going to hurt everybody in the long run. you already see it in the record highs every day on the stock mar

this is a remarkable day not just for my isaac but for all the young people who are fighting today no more -- frightened today no more. we're with you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back the balance of her time. mr. nadler: reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from ohio. mr. jordan: thank you, madam speaker. i yield one minute to the gentleman from georgia, mr. hice. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. hice: i thank the gentleman. i've heard a lot today about discrimination against lgbtq community and them being kicked out of housing or whatever. no one wants that. but my question, madam speaker, to my friends on the other side was, would they also agree that no one who disagrees with their views should be kicked out of their homes or lose their jobs? should adoption agencies not be allowed to continue operating if they don't believe in that? should houses of worship close because they continue teaching the traditional biblical values and principles of male and

rookie isaac a cool, announcing himself to the league emphatic, i think would aptly described that same game. absolutely loved thisry. with the no. look pass to paul. oh, gosh up. denver crushes clean. and then that past is where it's another lucky. yeah let's make it happen. and this is great. how do you deep insights from james emphatically that blue door of the thunder trying to stop lebron still have 24? you know, got to do something, it didn't work. lakers won the bronze. 24 0 emphatic that was like the video of the trophy toss tonight. yeah that was good. the tampa bay brady community people catching throw football and beacon end the trophy. all right. i better get back. you can do it all are all right, mark. thank you. and next at 11. the question is, of course, you know where to the infection come from, and that that is still under investigation. a new, more contagious variant of the coronavirus arrives in two area counties, the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now, health experts say there's south african strain is 30 to 50% more contagious than the original virus. hello again, everyone i'm frank s

this. hour and we can take you now to ghana to the copper opera to our very own isaak good to see you isaac what a day for a gun are very good news for the people there when will vaccinating start and who are they prioritizing. so the government has announced that it's from march to which is next week don't be a deployment of the vaccines to some selected areas where it is being given to some selected. because as. health workers we are told because judiciary. above 60 is and patients actually have some health condition these are some of the individuals even including. leaders in the country some of the people. for that phase of the vaccination. bring us up to speed what's the situation in gaza when it comes to coping 1900 sections so this decision is. in full health officials in the country we have 2000 cases. and we have a little over 500 i did and number of people recovered but their rates which people. get infected and also die from the virus is something i just. this is a current situation and gets into vaccine. in trying to contain the virus and is in fact shows in the country and i sa

isaac isaac months says that he'll take 3 of the no astronauts with him into orbit on board space x. dragon capsule he's looking to raise $200000000.00 from the trip to fund cancer research. this is al jazeera a very i'm sitting here with you in doha the headlines the u.n. security council will be meeting later to discuss the coup in myanmar it's been widely condemned internationally the u.s. has threatened to reimpose sanctions if the bigotry that doesn't pan back alley.

isaac espinoza. she declared her opposition before he was buried. >> steve, i think that you really should not go below the dignity of this debate or the office we seekeated campaign that took weeks to declare a winner. >> i stand before you today humbled to be chosen to be the next attorney general of the state of california. >> another historic victory for harris, becoming the first black and south asian american woman elected as california's attorney general. but the victory was bittersweet. your mother became ill? >> it was intense. it's hospital visits. it's going to chemotherapy and, you know, sitting there and hoping that you can make someone laugh while they're going through a horrible event. it is a very difficult time, yeah. >> how did you get through it? >> one day at a time. one day at a time. >> i was hired to do a couple of things, but mortgage fraud wasn't one of them. >> brian nelson was harris' special assistant attorney general. >> and i was deep in sort of the mortgage settlement negotiations with the largest five banks in the country. >> after the financial crash in 2008, states sued these banks for foreclosure abuses. california

this year. are going to take you now to do have your correspondent. in our gun are all eyes on gun out today isaac when will vaccinating vaccinations start and who are the health officials of prioritizing. well firstly they are one of the rocks in has actually been walk on by many guys excited about what is next expected is there really an out of the box and we're expecting that to start from next week which is much too and of course focus will be for people who are health way because. we're also talking about lawmakers the judiciary and people who have the know any health conditions who are patient of course beat and of course people who are older than 60 years of age that is really the plan by government and it is because there are concerns with a rate at which inflation is going high in a country and set the scene for us i said what's the situation in terms of covert 19 infections in gaza now. so we have a it's a 1000 cases over $500.00 beds and there are reasons why it is serious because for example parliament i've had to suspend seats in because of the infection rates in the legislature that