and next to him father james moore. and op after each name let's not forget that. and you are called the vicar for advancement in the western bothfrom the farm family. and from pacifica. out on the beautiful western coast. grown up in the bay area you join the dominicans in the western province. so, as i mentioned, the history of dominicans is intimalyche. tell abou >> so whenalnia th want action the pope sent to dominicans who had known each other from the eastern province, and they were working together, one was the bishop, bishop allen may need to start the diocese here. so, while he created the diocese there, in san francisco, alan maney. he said you want to go to the i would to go over the action is. and in california, you have the capital called venetia. the governments, that was the capital of california. it was the portal to the gold rush. this is in the 1850s. yes. exactly. also lots cumin, and the cartagena street is a better natural way than our bay here. so, all of the shipping and all of that, would go in there. there was tons of gold, then the armory,

with me are james moore, chief business commentator at the independent and sam lister, deputy political the daily express. let's take a look at tomorrow's front pages, starting with... most of the papers lead on the queen's first public remarks on covid vaccination — including the telegraph. it reports that the queen told senior officers overseeing the delivery of the vaccine across all four uk nations that people who refuse the vaccine should think of other people. the metro picks the story for its lead too. it quotes the queen saying that the injection was harmless and her remarks about how quickly the roll—out had happend. the mail also has the story on its front page: describing it as �*an astonishing intervention�* a photo of lady gaga dominates a number of papers including the independent. it's after the singer's dogwalker was shot and her two french bulldogs stolen. the i leads with the news that nhs workers will not receive a pay rise in next month's budget. the paper reports that the chancellor, rishi sunak won't make a decision on salaries in the public sector until may. news

i want to bring in ed hearst, an energy fellow at the university of houston, and also james moore.to help our audience understand. this was texas's own doing. it is the energy capital of the united states but for years they chose to deregulate and privatize. you say the energy market in your state was rigged to fail. can you explain this? >> yes, it was rigged to fail. it's not a deregulated market. it's a market that's regulated differently. when they split up the vertical utilities and to generators transmission companies and distribution companies and resellers, they made the generators basically start competing. in an electricity only market. they only get paid if that you are pouring electrons into the market and for the better part of the year more than 30% of the capacities on the bench not earning any revenues. they don't have any revenues to cover their costs and so they weren't ready for this. they weren't paying money to winterize because, well, you know this weather event happens maybe once every ten years. so on average they get by. this pushed the market into essentia

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when we think of the lone ranger it's going to be clayton moore hand when you think of james bond, of course, it's, of course, got to be sean connery, right, and when you think of the western historian, you think of paul hutton, so it's my great pleasure to introduce paul to speak to us tonight. [ applause ] >> i know it's just so common to think of me and sean connery in the same way. surely my wife does -- not. i want to thank the buffalo bills center of the well. i want to thank jaire myoand his excellent staff. this really has been a marvelous three days. the only thing i've really learned as i've -- as i've aged is how little i know, and acaround all these bright young scholars this week has certainly just shown me really how little i know about -- about something i thought i knew everything about. it just is wonderful new work and exciting new work and, you know, as a historian one thing that makes you get up in the morning and after hearing that introduction of all this stuff i've done, i understand why i'm so tired and why it's so hard to get up in the morning, but i certainly

james reynolds. the headlines. captain sir tom moore in july. the queen led tributes today whilst borisjohnson said he'd united the nation. captain sir tom moore was a hero in the truest sense of the word, in the dark days of the second world war, he fought for freedom and in the face of this country's deepest postwar crisis, he united us all. scientists from oxford university say new evidence shows their astrazeneca jab could substantially reduce virus transmission. new covid variants have been discovered in liverpool and bristol. and as targeted community testing for the south african variant continues, scientists say current vaccinations should still be effective against them. back to the classroom this month — scotland's first minister announces a phased return. preliminary findings suggest the russian sputnik vaccine against coronavirus is 91% effective. results of the stage 3 trials, have been published in the medical journal the lancet, and those behind the vaccine have described the results as "stellar". they've also said, they'

james clayton, bbc news. a reminder of our main story this evening — the news that captain sir tom moore has died at the age ofhe'd been treated for pneumonia and had tested positive for coronavirus. sir tom raised tens of millions of pounds for nhs charities by walking in his garden before his 100th birthday. in a moment, we'll have the news where you are, but we'll leave you tonight with some memories of a remarkable man. when you walk through a storm, hold your head up high... i will go on as long as i can, for as long as it's worthwhile doing it. at the end of the storm there is a golden sky, and the sweet silver song of a lark... never imagined anything like this. you are the uk's official number one. that really is truly amazing, isn't it? # you'll never walk alone.# you'll never walk alone. ben wright, bbc news, westminster. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are uk trade and economics correspondent for politico, anna isaac and chief executive of the think tank new economics foundation and former labour adviser, miatta fahnbulleh. tomorrow's fron

president headed lisa erickson freedom works economist former trump economic advisor steve moore, dagen mcdowell, jamesthis number exceeds expectations were was the jobs, where were the opportunities, in january from your standpoint? >> yeah maria i think we might see stronger report, we have seen times that there is very strong demand in manufacturing, in logistics, trade transportation all health care, pharmaceuticals obviously, doing very well we were expecting to see pretty good increases i think the sectors that are going to continue to struggling are going to be he leisure and hospitality the retail sector, but there is a very strong demand for work a challenge with getting people participating in the workforce so going to be very interesting to look at labor participation, today. and also to see if more people are optimistic and starting to reenter the workforce. maria: yeah, a great point, i guess lisa we are still expecting pretty good growth in 2021. in terms of the gdp, what are your expectations for the year and for the backdrop for jobs? >> absolutely. so, yeah, optimistic going into first

birthday cards for captain tom moore lined up at bedford school — it's where his 16—year—old grandson, benjie, would normally go to school. the head teacher of bedford school, james cards. thousands and thousands of them. it cards. thousands and thousands of them- it was _ cards. thousands and thousands of them. it was absolutely _ them. it was absolutely extraordinary. it was a massive outpouring of love, i think notjust from the whole nation, from all around the world. we have got families here from all around the world because it is a boarding school and we had messages from all over the place. 135,000 cards, it was an amazing tribute to him at the time. and i think he hasjust stayed on everybody�*s hearts to be honest. your school has a special connection because his grandson benjie would normally be there. because his grandson ben'ie would normally be therei normally be there. yes, ben'ie has been here since i normally be there. yes, ben'ie has been here since yeari normally be there. yes, ben'ie has been here since year three. i normally be there. yes, benjie has been here since year three. and i normally be there. yes, benjie has| been here since year thre